戛玉锵金 — “Strike jade and clang gold/metal”
戛玉锵金 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe rhythmic, resonant, and melodious sounds, often referring to speech, singing, or writing; it can also describe a person's dignified and unyielding character”. Literally, “strike jade and clang gold/metal”.
戛玉锵金 Pronunciation and Pinyin
戛玉锵金 Character Breakdown
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- jiá戛jiá戛hū乎qí其nán难yǐ矣exceedingly difficult
- jiá戛jiá戛qí其nán难exceedingly difficult
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- jiá戛rán然ér而zhǐ止come to an abrupt stop
- jiá戛yù玉qiāo敲bīng冰clear, melodious, rhythmic sound
- jiá戛yù玉qiāo敲jīn金clear, resonant, and pleasing sound
- jiá戛yù玉míng鸣jīn金produce sonorous, rhythmic, pleasant sound
- jiá戛fǔ釜zhuàng撞wèng瓮cacophonous clanging of pots and jars
- jiá戛fǔ釜zhuàng撞wēng翁make crude, jarring music
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What does 戛玉锵金 mean?
戛玉锵金 (jiá yù qiāng jīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe rhythmic, resonant, and melodious sounds, often referring to speech, singing, or writing; it can also describe a person's dignified and unyielding character”.
How do you pronounce 戛玉锵金?
戛玉锵金 is pronounced jiá yù qiāng jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 戛玉锵金 literally mean?
Literally, 戛玉锵金 means “strike jade and clang gold/metal”. It is used to mean “to describe rhythmic, resonant, and melodious sounds, often referring to speech, singing, or writing; it can also describe a person's dignified and unyielding character”.
What is the Chinese definition of 戛玉锵金?
敲打玉器和金器。形容声调有节奏而响亮好听。也形容人气节凛然。同“戛玉敲金”。