峨冠博带 — “Wearing a high cap and a wide sash”
峨冠博带 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wearing a high cap and a wide sash”. Refers to the formal attire of ancient officials or scholars, often implying an air of dignity or formality. Literally, “high cap and wide belt”.
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在旧时的画作中，常能看到文人雅士峨冠博带，举止儒雅
In ancient paintings, scholars are often depicted wearing high caps and wide belts, with refined manners.
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What does 峨冠博带 mean?
峨冠博带 (é guān bó dài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Wearing a high cap and a wide sash”.
How do you pronounce 峨冠博带?
峨冠博带 is pronounced é guān bó dài in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 峨冠博带 literally mean?
Literally, 峨冠博带 means “high cap and wide belt”. It is used to mean “Wearing a high cap and a wide sash”.
What is the Chinese definition of 峨冠博带?
峨：高；博：阔。高帽子和阔衣带。古代士大夫的装束。