萍踪梗迹 — “Describing someone who travels constantly and has no fixed abode”
萍踪梗迹 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing someone who travels constantly and has no fixed abode”. Like duckweed and tumbleweeds drifting without roots or fixed direction. Literally, “Duckweed's traces, tumbleweed's tracks”.
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What does 萍踪梗迹 mean?
萍踪梗迹 (píng zōng gěng jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing someone who travels constantly and has no fixed abode”.
How do you pronounce 萍踪梗迹?
萍踪梗迹 is pronounced píng zōng gěng jì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 萍踪梗迹 literally mean?
Literally, 萍踪梗迹 means “Duckweed's traces, tumbleweed's tracks”. It is used to mean “describing someone who travels constantly and has no fixed abode”.
What is the Chinese definition of 萍踪梗迹?
萍：浮萍；梗：草木的直茎。像浮萍在水中，飘泊不定。比喻行踪无定