风雨飘零 — “In a state of desolation, dilapidation, and instability”
风雨飘零 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “in a state of desolation, dilapidation, and instability”. Scattered and withered by wind and rain; describes a precarious and declining situation or a person's difficult and wandering life. Literally, “wind and rain scattering and falling”.
风雨飘零 Pronunciation and Pinyin
风雨飘零 Character Breakdown
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What does 风雨飘零 mean?
风雨飘零 (fēng yǔ piāo líng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “in a state of desolation, dilapidation, and instability”.
How do you pronounce 风雨飘零?
风雨飘零 is pronounced fēng yǔ piāo líng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 风雨飘零 literally mean?
Literally, 风雨飘零 means “wind and rain scattering and falling”. It is used to mean “in a state of desolation, dilapidation, and instability”.
What is the Chinese definition of 风雨飘零?
受风雨吹打而飘失零落。