缀文之士 — “A man of letters”
缀文之士 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a man of letters”. A scholar who engages in literary creation; an author or writer. Literally, “One who strings together writings; a wordsmith”.
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缀文之士 Pronunciation and Pinyin
缀文之士 Character Breakdown
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他自幼酷爱读书，长大后成为一名受人尊敬的缀文之士，笔耕不辍，著述等身。
He loved reading since childhood and grew up to be a respected man of letters, writing tirelessly and producing many works.
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What does 缀文之士 mean?
缀文之士 (zhuì wén zhī shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a man of letters”.
How do you pronounce 缀文之士?
缀文之士 is pronounced zhuì wén zhī shì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 缀文之士 literally mean?
Literally, 缀文之士 means “one who strings together writings; a wordsmith”. It is used to mean “a man of letters”.
What is the Chinese definition of 缀文之士?
缀文：连缀辞句成为文章。称著述者