遗珥堕簪 — “To describe a scene of lively revelry and unrestrained enjoyment”
遗珥堕簪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a scene of lively revelry and unrestrained enjoyment”. Where people are so uninhibited that their hairpins fall and earrings are lost. Literally, “Lost earrings and fallen hairpins”.
遗珥堕簪 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 遗
- yí遗shì世wàng忘lěi累live in seclusion, detached from worldly concerns
- yí遗shì世bá拔sú俗transcend worldly concerns
- yí遗shì世dú独lì立live in seclusion, detached from the world
- yí遗shì世jué绝sú俗renounce the world and live secluded
- yí遗shì世yuè越sú俗transcend the mundane world
- yí遗xiū休yú余liè烈enduring legacy of virtues and achievements
- yí遗sú俗jué绝chén尘transcend worldly customs and live reclusive
- yí遗huá华fǎn反zhì质abandon splendor, revert to plainness
- yí遗míng名qù去lì利abandon fame and relinquish gain
- yí遗shěn哂dà大fāng方make a fool of oneself before an expert
- yí遗shēng声yú余jià价posthumous renown and legacy
- yí遗shēng声zhuì坠xù绪a dying artistic or cultural tradition
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What does 遗珥堕簪 mean?
遗珥堕簪 (yí ěr duò zān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a scene of lively revelry and unrestrained enjoyment”.
How do you pronounce 遗珥堕簪?
遗珥堕簪 is pronounced yí ěr duò zān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 遗珥堕簪 literally mean?
Literally, 遗珥堕簪 means “Lost earrings and fallen hairpins”. It is used to mean “to describe a scene of lively revelry and unrestrained enjoyment”.
What is the Chinese definition of 遗珥堕簪?
形容欢饮而不拘形迹。同“遗簪堕珥”。