雉头狐腋 — “To dress luxuriously and live extravagantly”
雉头狐腋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dress luxuriously and live extravagantly”. Often referring to a fur coat made from rare parts of a pheasant and fox.
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雉头狐腋 Pronunciation and Pinyin
雉头狐腋 Character Breakdown
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他平日里总是雉头狐腋，穿金戴银，生活极为奢华。
He habitually dressed in luxurious furs and wore gold and silver, living an extremely extravagant life.
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Open the tool →Questions about 雉头狐腋
What does 雉头狐腋 mean?
雉头狐腋 (zhì tóu hú yè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to dress luxuriously and live extravagantly”.
How do you pronounce 雉头狐腋?
雉头狐腋 is pronounced zhì tóu hú yè in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 雉头狐腋?
以雉头狐腋做成的裘衣。形容穿着讲究，生活奢侈。