童山濯濯 — “Bare and treeless mountains”
童山濯濯 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Bare and treeless mountains”. Denuded hills. Literally, “Bare mountains, gleaming clean”.
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童山濯濯 Pronunciation and Pinyin
童山濯濯 Character Breakdown
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经过多年的过度砍伐，这片山林如今已是童山濯濯，令人心痛。
After years of excessive logging, this mountain forest is now bare and treeless, which is heartbreaking.
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Synonyms of 童山濯濯
More idioms starting with 童
- tóng童sǒu叟wú无qī欺fair to all customers
- tóng童zǐ子hé何zhī知What does a mere child know
- tóng童xīn心wèi未mǐn泯to still have a childlike innocence
- tóng童niú牛jiǎo角mǎ马something incongruous or absurd
- tóng童nán男tóng童nǚ女young unmarried boys and girls
- tóng童yán言wú无jì忌Children's innocent words are not offensive
- tóng童yán颜hè鹤fà发youthful face, white hair
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What does 童山濯濯 mean?
童山濯濯 (tóng shān zhuó zhuó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Bare and treeless mountains”.
How do you pronounce 童山濯濯?
童山濯濯 is pronounced tóng shān zhuó zhuó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 童山濯濯 literally mean?
Literally, 童山濯濯 means “Bare mountains, gleaming clean”. It is used to mean “Bare and treeless mountains”.
What is the Chinese definition of 童山濯濯?
没有树木，光秃秃的山。