纨绮子弟 — “Idle rich youth”
纨绮子弟 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Idle rich youth”. Sons of wealthy families who lead a life of extravagance and idleness.
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纨绮子弟 Pronunciation and Pinyin
纨绮子弟 Character Breakdown
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老王常常抱怨自己那个不成器的儿子，整天和一群纨绮子弟厮混，从来不肯好好学习工作。
Old Mr. Wang often complains that his good-for-nothing son always hangs out with a group of idle rich youths, never willing to study or work properly.
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What does 纨绮子弟 mean?
纨绮子弟 (wán qǐ zǐ dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Idle rich youth”.
How do you pronounce 纨绮子弟?
纨绮子弟 is pronounced wán qǐ zǐ dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 纨绮子弟?
指官僚、地主等有钱有势人家成天吃喝玩乐、不务正业的子弟