阶前万里 — “Though thousands of miles away, it feels as if right before one's eyes”
阶前万里 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Though thousands of miles away, it feels as if right before one's eyes”. Implying that distance does not hinder connection or vividness. Literally, “Ten thousand li before the steps”.
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What does 阶前万里 mean?
阶前万里 (jiē qián wàn lǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Though thousands of miles away, it feels as if right before one's eyes”.
How do you pronounce 阶前万里?
阶前万里 is pronounced jiē qián wàn lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 阶前万里 literally mean?
Literally, 阶前万里 means “Ten thousand li before the steps”. It is used to mean “Though thousands of miles away, it feels as if right before one's eyes”.
What is the Chinese definition of 阶前万里?
远在万里之外，犹如近在眼前。比喻相隔虽远，却象在眼前一样。