钉头磷磷 — “Numerous nail heads”
钉头磷磷 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Numerous nail heads”. Typically on a building or furniture, shining brightly or sparkling. Literally, “Glistening nail heads”.
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钉头磷磷 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这座古老戏台的门板上，钉头磷磷，记录着岁月的痕迹，显得古朴而庄重。
On the door panels of this ancient theater stage, the nail heads glistened, bearing the marks of time, appearing rustic and solemn.
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What does 钉头磷磷 mean?
钉头磷磷 (dīng tóu lín lín) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Numerous nail heads”.
How do you pronounce 钉头磷磷?
钉头磷磷 is pronounced dīng tóu lín lín in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 钉头磷磷 literally mean?
Literally, 钉头磷磷 means “Glistening nail heads”. It is used to mean “Numerous nail heads”.
What is the Chinese definition of 钉头磷磷?
建筑物上一颗颗的钉头光彩耀眼。