印累绶若 — “Burdened with many seals and sashes”
印累绶若 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe an official or a person of high standing who holds multiple important positions, implying a heavy workload and significant prestige or influence”. Literally, “Burdened with many seals and sashes”.
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What does 印累绶若 mean?
印累绶若 (yìn léi shòu ruò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe an official or a person of high standing who holds multiple important positions, implying a heavy workload and significant prestige or influence”.
How do you pronounce 印累绶若?
印累绶若 is pronounced yìn léi shòu ruò in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 印累绶若 literally mean?
Literally, 印累绶若 means “Burdened with many seals and sashes”. It is used to mean “to describe an official or a person of high standing who holds multiple important positions, implying a heavy workload and significant prestige or influence”.
What is the Chinese definition of 印累绶若?
形容官吏身兼数职，声势显赫。