付之梨枣 — “To commit to print”
付之梨枣 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to commit to print”. To publish (originally referring to carving on pear or jujube wood for printing blocks). Literally, “commit to pear and jujube wood”.
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付之梨枣 Pronunciation and Pinyin
付之梨枣 Character Breakdown
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这位学者的最新研究成果很快就会付之梨枣，与广大读者见面
The scholar's latest research findings will soon be committed to print and presented to the general public.
Idioms Related to 付之梨枣
More idioms starting with 付
- fù付yǔ与dōng东liú流all efforts wasted
- fù付dōng东liú流all efforts wasted
- fù付zhī之yī一tàn叹sigh with resignation
- fù付zhī之yī一shěn哂dismiss with a smile
- fù付zhī之yī一jù炬destroy by fire
- fù付zhī之yī一xiào笑laugh it off
- fù付zhī之bǐng丙dīng丁commit to flames
- fù付zhī之dōng东liú流all efforts wasted
- fù付zhī之dù度wài外disregard personal safety or interests
- fù付zhī之liú流shuǐ水all efforts wasted
- fù付zhī之shì逝shuǐ水all efforts wasted
- fù付zhū诸yī一jù炬commit to the flames
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Open the tool →Questions about 付之梨枣
What does 付之梨枣 mean?
付之梨枣 (fù zhī lí zǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to commit to print”.
How do you pronounce 付之梨枣?
付之梨枣 is pronounced fù zhī lí zǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 付之梨枣 literally mean?
Literally, 付之梨枣 means “commit to pear and jujube wood”. It is used to mean “to commit to print”.
What is the Chinese definition of 付之梨枣?
指刻版刊印书籍。梨枣：旧时刻书多用梨木枣木，古代称书版。