户列簪缨 — “Describes a family with many high-ranking officials”
户列簪缨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a family with many high-ranking officials”. Signifying great honor and prestige due to their official positions. Literally, “Doors lined with official's regalia”.
户列簪缨 Pronunciation and Pinyin
户列簪缨 Character Breakdown
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What does 户列簪缨 mean?
户列簪缨 (hù liè zān yīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a family with many high-ranking officials”.
How do you pronounce 户列簪缨?
户列簪缨 is pronounced hù liè zān yīng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 户列簪缨 literally mean?
Literally, 户列簪缨 means “Doors lined with official's regalia”. It is used to mean “describes a family with many high-ranking officials”.
What is the Chinese definition of 户列簪缨?
簪缨：古代达官贵人的冠饰。门前陈列着簪缨。形容做官的荣耀