赫赫之光 — “The brilliant light (originally of the sun)”
赫赫之光 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the brilliant light (originally of the sun)”. (later) refers to someone enjoying high prestige and influence or a glorious reputation. Literally, “Illustrious Light”.
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赫赫之光 Pronunciation and Pinyin
赫赫之光 Character Breakdown
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这位科学家的研究成果获得了国际大奖，其赫赫之光照耀着整个学术界。
This scientist's research achievements won international awards, and their illustrious light illuminates the entire academic community.
Idioms Related to 赫赫之光
More idioms starting with 赫
- hè赫sī斯zhī之wēi威awe-inspiring majesty of a prominent figure
- hè赫sī斯zhī之nù怒emperor's sudden and violent wrath
- hè赫rán然ér而nù怒burst into a towering rage
- hè赫rán然sǒng耸xiàn现strikingly and impressively appear
- hè赫hè赫zhī之gōng功illustrious achievements
- hè赫hè赫zhī之míng名Illustrious fame
- hè赫hè赫shēng声míng名Illustrious reputation
- hè赫hè赫wēi巍wēi巍Majestic and grand
- hè赫hè赫yáng扬yáng扬Glorious and magnificent
- hè赫hè赫shí时míng名illustrious current fame
- hè赫hè赫yǒu有míng名Widely celebrated and renowned
- hè赫hè赫yǒu有shēng声Illustrious and renowned
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What does 赫赫之光 mean?
赫赫之光 (hè hè zhī guāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the brilliant light (originally of the sun)”.
How do you pronounce 赫赫之光?
赫赫之光 is pronounced hè hè zhī guāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 赫赫之光 literally mean?
Literally, 赫赫之光 means “Illustrious Light”. It is used to mean “the brilliant light (originally of the sun)”.
What is the Chinese definition of 赫赫之光?
赫赫：显著貌。原指太阳的光明亮清晰。后比喻人享有很高的威望和声势。