涎玉沫珠 — “To describe a beautiful scene of splashing water”
涎玉沫珠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a beautiful scene of splashing water”. As if emitting jade and spitting pearls. Literally, “drooling jade, spitting pearls”.
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涎玉沫珠 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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公园里的喷泉，水花飞溅，涎玉沫珠，引得游客驻足观赏。
The fountain in the park splashed water, resembling drooling jade and spitting pearls, attracting visitors to stop and admire.
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What does 涎玉沫珠 mean?
涎玉沫珠 (xián yù mò zhū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe a beautiful scene of splashing water”.
How do you pronounce 涎玉沫珠?
涎玉沫珠 is pronounced xián yù mò zhū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 涎玉沫珠 literally mean?
Literally, 涎玉沫珠 means “drooling jade, spitting pearls”. It is used to mean “to describe a beautiful scene of splashing water”.
What is the Chinese definition of 涎玉沫珠?
流出美玉，吐出珍珠。比喻水花四溅的美丽景象。