五大三粗 — “Tall and strongly built”
五大三粗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “tall and strongly built”. Big and burly; brawny and robust.
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五大三粗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 五wǔ
- 大dà
- 三sān
- 粗cū
五大三粗 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 五大三粗
这位搬运工虽然五大三粗，但干起活来却非常细心。
Although this porter is big and burly, he is very careful when working.
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Synonyms of 五大三粗
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- wǔ五shì世qí其chāng昌May descendants flourish for five generations
- wǔ五qīn亲liù六juàn眷all one's relatives
- wǔ五tǐ体tóu投dì地prostrate oneself in admiration
- wǔ五tǐ体tóu投chéng诚utterly convinced and profoundly respectful
- wǔ五hóu侯qī七guì贵high-ranking officials and influential nobles
- wǔ五hóu侯jiǔ九bó伯all feudal lords and regional chiefs
- wǔ五hòu侯là蜡zhú烛extravagant display of wealth and power
- wǔ五guāng光shí十sè色vibrantly colorful and dazzling
- wǔ五diǎn典sān三fén坟ancient Chinese classics
- wǔ五nèi内jù俱bēng崩utterly devastated or heartbroken
- wǔ五nèi内rú如fén焚consumed by extreme anxiety
- wǔ五dōng冬liù六xià夏all the year round
Questions about 五大三粗
- What does 五大三粗 mean?
- 五大三粗 (wǔ dà sān cū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “tall and strongly built”.
- How do you pronounce 五大三粗?
- 五大三粗 is pronounced wǔ dà sān cū in Mandarin Chinese.
- What is the Chinese definition of 五大三粗?
- 形容人高大粗壮，身材魁梧。