轩冕相袭 — “Official positions and titles passed down through generations”
轩冕相袭 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Official positions and titles passed down through generations”. Hereditary officialdom. Literally, “Carriages and crowns successively inherited”.
轩冕相袭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- xuān轩áng昂qì气yǔ宇imposing and dignified bearing
- xuān轩áng昂zì自ruò若dignified and self-composed
- xuān轩áng昂kuí魁wěi伟stately and powerfully built
- xuān轩rán然dà大bō波a great disturbance or uproar
- xuān轩rán然xiá霞jǔ举exceptionally handsome, elegant, and refined
- xuān轩gài盖rú如yún云A magnificent gathering of numerous dignitaries
- xuān轩shang裳huá华zhòu胄descendants of aristocratic families
- xuān轩yóu輶zhī之shǐ使Imperial envoy with a light carriage
- xuān轩chē车zài载hè鹤Confer official ranks indiscriminately
- xuān轩xuān轩shèn甚dé得exceedingly pleased with oneself
- xuān轩xuān轩sháo韶jǔ举lofty and radiant bearing
- xuān轩zhì轾bù不fēn分make no distinction between two things
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What does 轩冕相袭 mean?
轩冕相袭 (xuān miǎn xiāng xí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Official positions and titles passed down through generations”.
How do you pronounce 轩冕相袭?
轩冕相袭 is pronounced xuān miǎn xiāng xí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 轩冕相袭 literally mean?
Literally, 轩冕相袭 means “Carriages and crowns successively inherited”. It is used to mean “Official positions and titles passed down through generations”.
What is the Chinese definition of 轩冕相袭?
轩：古代士大夫乘的车；冕：古代帝王、诸侯及大夫戴的帽；袭：继承。官爵禄位相继承。形容世代为官