骨肉相亲 — “Bones and flesh are intimately affectionate”
骨肉相亲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the deep and affectionate bond among immediate family members, such as parents, siblings, and children”. Literally, “Bones and flesh are intimately affectionate”.
骨肉相亲 Pronunciation and Pinyin
骨肉相亲 Character Breakdown
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- gǔ骨huà化xíng形xiāo销perish completely
- gǔ骨huà化fēng风chéng成character transformed, new custom formed
- gǔ骨hán寒máo毛shù竖utterly terrified or horrified
- gǔ骨shòu瘦rú如chái柴extremely thin, like skin and bones
- gǔ骨shòu瘦rú如chái豺extremely emaciated
- gǔ骨shòu瘦xíng形xiāo销extremely emaciated
- gǔ骨ròu肉zhī之ēn恩deep affection among close blood relatives
- gǔ骨ròu肉zhī之qíng情deep affection between blood relatives
- gǔ骨ròu肉fēn分lí离painful separation of family members
- gǔ骨ròu肉tuán团yuán圆family reunion
- gǔ骨ròu肉tuán团luán圞family reunion
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What does 骨肉相亲 mean?
骨肉相亲 (gǔ ròu xiāng qīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the deep and affectionate bond among immediate family members, such as parents, siblings, and children”.
How do you pronounce 骨肉相亲?
骨肉相亲 is pronounced gǔ ròu xiāng qīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 骨肉相亲 literally mean?
Literally, 骨肉相亲 means “Bones and flesh are intimately affectionate”. It is used to mean “describes the deep and affectionate bond among immediate family members, such as parents, siblings, and children”.
What is the Chinese definition of 骨肉相亲?
骨肉：骨和肉，比喻至亲；亲：亲爱。比喻父母、兄弟、子女之间相亲相爱的关系