名书竹帛 — “To have one's name recorded in history”
名书竹帛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have one's name recorded in history”. To achieve lasting fame or renown; to be immortalized in historical records. Literally, “Name recorded on bamboo and silk scrolls”.
名书竹帛 Pronunciation and Pinyin
名书竹帛 Character Breakdown
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- míng名xià下wú无xū虚live up to one's reputation
- míng名bù不fù副shí实the name does not match the reality
- míng名bù不zhèng正，，yán言bù不shùn顺Illegitimate status leads to lack of authority
- míng名bù不fú符shí实unworthy of its reputation
- míng名bù不xū虚chuán传live up to its reputation
- míng名bù不xū虚dé得fame well-deserved
- míng名bù不xū虚lì立to live up to one's name
- míng名bù不xū虚xíng行live up to one's reputation
- míng名cóng从zhǔ主rén人Name follows owner's preference
- míng名qīng倾yī一shí时enjoy widespread temporary fame
- míng名gōng公dà大bǐ笔A masterpiece by a renowned writer
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What does 名书竹帛 mean?
名书竹帛 (míng shū zhú bó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have one's name recorded in history”.
How do you pronounce 名书竹帛?
名书竹帛 is pronounced míng shū zhú bó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 名书竹帛 literally mean?
Literally, 名书竹帛 means “Name recorded on bamboo and silk scrolls”. It is used to mean “to have one's name recorded in history”.
What is the Chinese definition of 名书竹帛?
书：书写，记载；竹帛：史书。把名字留在史书上。比喻好名声永远流传