膏梁纨袴 — “Pampered and idle scions of wealthy families”
膏梁纨袴 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Pampered and idle scions of wealthy families”. Rich idlers. Literally, “Fat meat and fine grains, silk trousers”.
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膏梁纨袴 Pronunciation and Pinyin
膏梁纨袴 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 膏梁纨袴
那些从小娇生惯养的膏梁纨袴，很少能体会到生活的艰辛。
Those pampered scions of wealthy families, who have been indulged since childhood, rarely understand the hardships of life.
Idioms Related to 膏梁纨袴
More idioms starting with 膏
- gào膏chún唇qí岐shé舌Speak glibly and deceptively
- gāo膏chún唇shì拭shé舌speak with great eloquence and persuasion
- gāo膏chún唇qí歧shé舌speak with a forked tongue
- gāo膏chún唇shì试shé舌eager to speak one's mind
- gào膏chún唇fàn贩shé舌speak glibly and persuasively
- gāo膏cháng场xiù绣kuài浍fertile fields with beautiful irrigation
- gāo膏liáng梁zǐ子dì弟pampered rich kids
- gāo膏liáng梁jǐn锦xiù绣luxurious living
- gāo膏zé泽zhī脂xiāng香luxurious oily fragrant cosmetics
- gāo膏huǒ火zhī之fèi费tuition and schooling expenses
- gāo膏huǒ火zì自jiān煎Talent brings trouble upon oneself
- gāo膏liáng粱zǐ子dì弟spoiled rich kid
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What does 膏梁纨袴 mean?
膏梁纨袴 (gāo liáng wán kù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Pampered and idle scions of wealthy families”.
How do you pronounce 膏梁纨袴?
膏梁纨袴 is pronounced gāo liáng wán kù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 膏梁纨袴 literally mean?
Literally, 膏梁纨袴 means “Fat meat and fine grains, silk trousers”. It is used to mean “Pampered and idle scions of wealthy families”.
What is the Chinese definition of 膏梁纨袴?
膏梁：肥肉和细粮；纨绔：细绢做的裤子。借指富贵人家子弟。