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躬逢盛事 — “To be personally present at a grand, auspicious, or significant event”

躬逢盛事 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be personally present at a grand, auspicious, or significant event”. To have the honor of attending a great occasion. Literally, “Personally encounter a grand occasion”.

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躬逢盛事 Pronunciation and Pinyin

躬逢盛事 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
躬
gōng10body; personally; bow
逢
féng11to meet or encounter
盛
shèng12Flourishing, grand, or abundant
事
shì8matter, event, or undertaking

Example Sentence with 躬逢盛事

此次国际学术交流会议汇聚了各领域的专家学者,我能躬逢盛事,聆听他们的真知灼见,感到非常荣幸。
This international academic exchange conference brought together experts and scholars from various fields, and I feel greatly honored to be personally present at this grand occasion and listen to their profound insights.

Idioms Related to 躬逢盛事

Synonyms of 躬逢盛事

  • gōng躬féng逢qí其shèng盛personally attend a grand occasion

Antonyms of 躬逢盛事

  • dāng当miàn面cuò错guò过miss an obvious opportunity

More idioms starting with 躬

  • gōng躬tǐ体lì力xíng行personally experience and diligently practice
  • gōng躬xiān先shì士zú卒lead by example
  • gōng躬xiān先biǎo表shuài率personally set an example
  • gōng躬mào冒shǐ矢shí石personally brave enemy arrows and stones
  • gōng躬cāo操jǐng井jiù臼personally manage household chores
  • gōng躬huàn擐jiǎ甲zhòu胄personally don armor and helmet
  • gōng躬gēng耕lè乐dào道cultivate land and delight in the Way
  • gōng躬zì自hòu厚ér而báo薄zé责yú于rén人be strict with self, lenient with others
  • gōng躬zì自fěi菲bó薄live simply and modestly
  • gōng躬xíng行shí实jiàn践personally practice and carry out
  • gōng躬xíng行jié节jiǎn俭personally practice thrift and frugality
  • gōng躬dǎo蹈shǐ矢shí石personally brave arrows and stones

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Questions about 躬逢盛事

What does 躬逢盛事 mean?

躬逢盛事 (gōng féng shèng shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be personally present at a grand, auspicious, or significant event”.

How do you pronounce 躬逢盛事?

躬逢盛事 is pronounced gōng féng shèng shì in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 躬逢盛事 literally mean?

Literally, 躬逢盛事 means “Personally encounter a grand occasion”. It is used to mean “to be personally present at a grand, auspicious, or significant event”.

What is the Chinese definition of 躬逢盛事?

躬:亲自,亲身;逢:赶上;盛:盛况。指亲身参加了那个盛会或盛举

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