期颐之寿 — “The age of one hundred”
期颐之寿 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the age of one hundred”. Centenarian age; extreme longevity. Literally, “centenarian's age”.
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期颐之寿 Pronunciation and Pinyin
期颐之寿 Character Breakdown
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老奶奶精神矍铄，身体硬朗，已经期颐之寿，仍爱看书读报。
The old grandmother is still full of vigor and in good health, having reached the venerable age of one hundred, and still loves reading books and newspapers.
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What does 期颐之寿 mean?
期颐之寿 (qī yí zhī shòu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the age of one hundred”.
How do you pronounce 期颐之寿?
期颐之寿 is pronounced qī yí zhī shòu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 期颐之寿 literally mean?
Literally, 期颐之寿 means “centenarian's age”. It is used to mean “the age of one hundred”.
What is the Chinese definition of 期颐之寿?
期颐：百年。高寿的意思。