彝鼎圭璋 — “Bronze ritual vessels and jade tablets/scepters”
彝鼎圭璋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe someone or something as exceptionally elegant, dignified, and outstanding in character or demeanor; refined and distinguished”. Literally, “Bronze ritual vessels and jade tablets/scepters”.
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What does 彝鼎圭璋 mean?
彝鼎圭璋 (yí dǐng guī zhāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe someone or something as exceptionally elegant, dignified, and outstanding in character or demeanor; refined and distinguished”.
How do you pronounce 彝鼎圭璋?
彝鼎圭璋 is pronounced yí dǐng guī zhāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 彝鼎圭璋 literally mean?
Literally, 彝鼎圭璋 means “Bronze ritual vessels and jade tablets/scepters”. It is used to mean “to describe someone or something as exceptionally elegant, dignified, and outstanding in character or demeanor; refined and distinguished”.
What is the Chinese definition of 彝鼎圭璋?
比喻典雅出众。