骨软肉酥 — “Bones soft, flesh limp”
骨软肉酥 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Feeling utterly weak and limp all over, as if one's bones and muscles have turned to jelly; completely enervated”. Literally, “bones soft, flesh limp”.
骨软肉酥 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- gǔ骨shòu瘦xíng形xiāo销extremely emaciated
- gǔ骨ròu肉zhī之qīn亲close family blood relations
- gǔ骨ròu肉zhī之ēn恩deep affection among close blood relatives
- gǔ骨ròu肉zhī之qíng情deep affection between blood relatives
- gǔ骨ròu肉fēn分lí离painful separation of family members
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What does 骨软肉酥 mean?
骨软肉酥 (gǔ ruǎn ròu sū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Feeling utterly weak and limp all over, as if one's bones and muscles have turned to jelly; completely enervated”.
How do you pronounce 骨软肉酥?
骨软肉酥 is pronounced gǔ ruǎn ròu sū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 骨软肉酥 literally mean?
Literally, 骨软肉酥 means “bones soft, flesh limp”. It is used to mean “Feeling utterly weak and limp all over, as if one's bones and muscles have turned to jelly; completely enervated”.
What is the Chinese definition of 骨软肉酥?
形容全身乏力，肢体瘫软的样子。同“骨软筋酥”。