郢人斤斫 — “A metaphor for superb”
郢人斤斫 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for superb”. Mature, and highly skilled craftsmanship or artistry. Literally, “The axe work of the man from Ying”.
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郢人斤斫 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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这位雕刻师技艺精湛，他的作品无不体现出郢人斤斫般的炉火纯青。
This sculptor's skill is exquisite; his works all embody a mastery akin to the superb craftsmanship of the man from Ying.
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What does 郢人斤斫 mean?
郢人斤斫 (yǐng rén jīn zhuó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for superb”.
How do you pronounce 郢人斤斫?
郢人斤斫 is pronounced yǐng rén jīn zhuó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 郢人斤斫 literally mean?
Literally, 郢人斤斫 means “the axe work of the man from Ying”. It is used to mean “a metaphor for superb”.
What is the Chinese definition of 郢人斤斫?
比喻成熟、高超的技艺。同“郢匠挥斤”。