丝竹之音 — “The sounds of stringed and wind instruments”
丝竹之音 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the sounds of stringed and wind instruments”. Traditional Chinese music. Literally, “Sounds of silk and bamboo instruments”.
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丝竹之音 Pronunciation and Pinyin
丝竹之音 Character Breakdown
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夜幕降临，园林中传来了悠扬的丝竹之音，让人心生宁静。
As night fell, the melodious sounds of string and wind instruments drifted from the garden, bringing a sense of tranquility.
Idioms Related to 丝竹之音
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- sī丝fēn分lǚ缕jiě解analyze meticulously and systematically
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- sī丝háo毫bù不shuǎng爽perfectly accurate
- sī丝zhú竹bā八yīn音music and musical instruments
- sī丝zhú竹guǎn管xián弦musical instruments or music
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Open the tool →Questions about 丝竹之音
What does 丝竹之音 mean?
丝竹之音 (sī zhú zhī yīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the sounds of stringed and wind instruments”.
How do you pronounce 丝竹之音?
丝竹之音 is pronounced sī zhú zhī yīn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 丝竹之音 literally mean?
Literally, 丝竹之音 means “Sounds of silk and bamboo instruments”. It is used to mean “the sounds of stringed and wind instruments”.
What is the Chinese definition of 丝竹之音?
丝竹：弦乐和管乐，泛指音乐。指音乐的声音