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送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别
送君千里,终须一别

送君千里,终须一别 — “To see someone off for a thousand li, one must eventually part”

送君千里,终须一别 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “no matter how long or far one accompanies a friend, a parting is inevitable; all good things must come to an end”. Literally, “To see someone off for a thousand li, one must eventually part”.

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送君千里,终须一别 Pronunciation and Pinyin

送君千里,终须一别 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
送
sòng10give, deliver, or accompany
君
jūn7monarch, lord, or gentleman
千
qiān3thousand, many
里
lǐ7inside, village, unit of length
,,—
终
zhōng8End, final, eventually
须
xū9must, beard, wait, a moment
一
yī1one, a, single, whole
别
bié7Don't; separate; other; fasten

Example Sentence with 送君千里,终须一别

尽管我们友谊深厚,但送君千里,终须一别,祝你前程似锦。
Although our friendship runs deep, all good things must come to an end; I wish you a bright future.

Idioms Related to 送君千里,终须一别

More idioms starting with 送

  • sòng送fú佛sòng送dào到xī西see a good deed through to the end
  • sòng送fó佛sòng送dào到xī西tiān天See a good deed through to the end
  • sòng送qù去yíng迎lái来busy seeing off and welcoming guests
  • sòng送wǎng往shì事jū居Bury the dead and care for the living
  • sòng送wǎng往láo劳lái来busy with social engagements
  • sòng送wǎng往shì视jū居Bury the dead and provide for the living
  • sòng送wǎng往yíng迎lái来busy entertaining guests
  • sòng送bào抱tuī推jīn襟to treat with utmost sincerity
  • sòng送gù故yíng迎xīn新See off the old, welcome the new
  • sòng送jiù旧yíng迎xīn新bid farewell to old, usher in new
  • sòng送nuǎn暖wēi偎hán寒secretly arrange illicit love affairs
  • sòng送nuǎn暖tōu偷hán寒show meticulous care and consideration

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Questions about 送君千里,终须一别

What does 送君千里,终须一别 mean?

送君千里,终须一别 (sòng jūn qiān lǐ , zhōng xū yī bié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “no matter how long or far one accompanies a friend, a parting is inevitable; all good things must come to an end”.

How do you pronounce 送君千里,终须一别?

送君千里,终须一别 is pronounced sòng jūn qiān lǐ , zhōng xū yī bié in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 送君千里,终须一别 literally mean?

Literally, 送君千里,终须一别 means “to see someone off for a thousand li, one must eventually part”. It is used to mean “no matter how long or far one accompanies a friend, a parting is inevitable; all good things must come to an end”.

What is the Chinese definition of 送君千里,终须一别?

君:敬称对方;终:终究。送多远的路,终究要分别。

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