茧丝牛毛 — “Cocoon silk and ox hair”
茧丝牛毛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe something extremely meticulous and painstaking, paying attention to the finest details; as fine as silk threads and ox hairs”. Literally, “cocoon silk and ox hair”.
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What does 茧丝牛毛 mean?
茧丝牛毛 (jiǎn sī niú máo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe something extremely meticulous and painstaking, paying attention to the finest details; as fine as silk threads and ox hairs”.
How do you pronounce 茧丝牛毛?
茧丝牛毛 is pronounced jiǎn sī niú máo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 茧丝牛毛 literally mean?
Literally, 茧丝牛毛 means “cocoon silk and ox hair”. It is used to mean “to describe something extremely meticulous and painstaking, paying attention to the finest details; as fine as silk threads and ox hairs”.
What is the Chinese definition of 茧丝牛毛?
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