陶熔鼓铸 — “To mold and cultivate one's character and mind”
陶熔鼓铸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to mold and cultivate one's character and mind”. To exert a beneficial influence on one's thinking and personality. Literally, “To melt, mold, rouse, and cast”.
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这位老师的言传身教，无形中陶熔鼓铸着学生们的心灵，使他们树立了正确的人生观
The teacher's words and personal example subtly molded and cultivated the students' minds, helping them establish a sound outlook on life.
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What does 陶熔鼓铸 mean?
陶熔鼓铸 (táo róng gǔ zhù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to mold and cultivate one's character and mind”.
How do you pronounce 陶熔鼓铸?
陶熔鼓铸 is pronounced táo róng gǔ zhù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 陶熔鼓铸 literally mean?
Literally, 陶熔鼓铸 means “to melt, mold, rouse, and cast”. It is used to mean “to mold and cultivate one's character and mind”.
What is the Chinese definition of 陶熔鼓铸?
比喻给人的思想、性格以有益的影响。