太阿之柄 — “Refers to ultimate power, authority, or control”
太阿之柄 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to ultimate power, authority, or control”. Holding the reins of power. Literally, “The handle of Tai'a sword”.
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太阿之柄 Pronunciation and Pinyin
太阿之柄 Character Breakdown
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在这个项目中，他因能力出众，渐渐掌握了太阿之柄
In this project, due to his outstanding ability, he gradually took hold of the reins of power.
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What does 太阿之柄 mean?
太阿之柄 (tài ē zhī bǐng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to ultimate power, authority, or control”.
How do you pronounce 太阿之柄?
太阿之柄 is pronounced tài ē zhī bǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 太阿之柄 literally mean?
Literally, 太阿之柄 means “the handle of Tai'a sword”. It is used to mean “refers to ultimate power, authority, or control”.
What is the Chinese definition of 太阿之柄?
太阿：宝剑名；柄：器物的把儿。比喻权柄、权力