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Open the tool →镂金错彩 (lòu jīn cuò cǎi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes literary works or writing that are elaborately ornate”.
镂金错彩 is pronounced lòu jīn cuò cǎi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 镂金错彩 means “Carved gold and inlaid colors”. It is used to mean “describes literary works or writing that are elaborately ornate”.
镂:雕刻;错:涂饰。形容诗文的词藻十分华丽。