槁项没齿 — “To be extremely old and frail”
槁项没齿 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be extremely old and frail”. To have a withered neck and sunken teeth, indicative of advanced age. Literally, “withered neck, sunken teeth”.
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槁项没齿 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这位老人虽然已是槁项没齿，但依然思维清晰，对生活充满热情。
Although the old person was already extremely old and frail, they still had clear thoughts and were full of enthusiasm for life.
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What does 槁项没齿 mean?
槁项没齿 (gǎo xiàng mò chǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be extremely old and frail”.
How do you pronounce 槁项没齿?
槁项没齿 is pronounced gǎo xiàng mò chǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 槁项没齿 literally mean?
Literally, 槁项没齿 means “withered neck, sunken teeth”. It is used to mean “to be extremely old and frail”.
What is the Chinese definition of 槁项没齿?
颈枯齿落。年老貌。