翠围珠绕 — “Jade surrounded, pearls entwined”
翠围珠绕 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Adorned with jade and pearls, describing a wealthy woman's luxurious appearance; also, surrounded by numerous attendants or ladies-in-waiting”. Literally, “Jade surrounded, pearls entwined”.
翠围珠绕 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- cuì翠xiù袖hóng红qún裙beautifully dressed women
- cuì翠bèi被bào豹xì舄Extremely luxurious and extravagant lifestyle
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What does 翠围珠绕 mean?
翠围珠绕 (cuì wéi zhū rào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Adorned with jade and pearls, describing a wealthy woman's luxurious appearance; also, surrounded by numerous attendants or ladies-in-waiting”.
How do you pronounce 翠围珠绕?
翠围珠绕 is pronounced cuì wéi zhū rào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 翠围珠绕 literally mean?
Literally, 翠围珠绕 means “Jade surrounded, pearls entwined”. It is used to mean “Adorned with jade and pearls, describing a wealthy woman's luxurious appearance; also, surrounded by numerous attendants or ladies-in-waiting”.
What is the Chinese definition of 翠围珠绕?
翠：翡翠；珠：珍珠。形容富家女子的华丽装饰。亦比喻随从侍女众多。