函牛之鼎 — “A cauldron large enough to hold an ox”
函牛之鼎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a cauldron large enough to hold an ox”. Describes something of immense scale, grandeur, or magnificent momentum. Literally, “a cauldron that can hold an ox”.
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函牛之鼎 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这座新建的展览中心规模宏大，内部设计气势磅礴，颇有函牛之鼎的恢弘。
This newly built exhibition center is grand in scale, with magnificent interior design, possessing the grandeur of a huge cauldron.
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What does 函牛之鼎 mean?
函牛之鼎 (hán niú zhī dǐng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a cauldron large enough to hold an ox”.
How do you pronounce 函牛之鼎?
函牛之鼎 is pronounced hán niú zhī dǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 函牛之鼎 literally mean?
Literally, 函牛之鼎 means “a cauldron that can hold an ox”. It is used to mean “a cauldron large enough to hold an ox”.
What is the Chinese definition of 函牛之鼎?
函：包含，包容。能容纳一头牛的大鼎。形容气势宏大