雨淋日炙 — “Drenched by rain and scorched by sun”
雨淋日炙 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to endure the hardships of travel or outdoor work, exposed to rain and scorching sun; to brave the elements”. Literally, “Drenched by rain and scorched by sun”.
雨淋日炙 Pronunciation and Pinyin
雨淋日炙 Character Breakdown
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What does 雨淋日炙 mean?
雨淋日炙 (yǔ lín rì zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to endure the hardships of travel or outdoor work, exposed to rain and scorching sun; to brave the elements”.
How do you pronounce 雨淋日炙?
雨淋日炙 is pronounced yǔ lín rì zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 雨淋日炙 literally mean?
Literally, 雨淋日炙 means “Drenched by rain and scorched by sun”. It is used to mean “to endure the hardships of travel or outdoor work, exposed to rain and scorching sun; to brave the elements”.
What is the Chinese definition of 雨淋日炙?
炙：烤。雨里淋，太阳晒。形容旅途或野外工作的辛苦。