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Open the tool →两鬓斑白 (liǎng bìn bān bái) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have greying hair at the temples”.
两鬓斑白 is pronounced liǎng bìn bān bái in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 两鬓斑白 means “temples streaked with grey/white”. It is used to mean “to have greying hair at the temples”.
两边鬓角头发花白。形容年老或操劳过度