熏腐之余 — “A eunuch”
熏腐之余 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a eunuch”. A castrated person (historically, referring to a palace servant). Literally, “the remnant after castration”.
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熏腐之余 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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他因家境贫寒，无奈之下选择成为熏腐之余，进入宫中服侍。
Due to his family's poverty, he reluctantly became a eunuch, entering the palace to serve.
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Open the tool →Questions about 熏腐之余
What does 熏腐之余 mean?
熏腐之余 (xūn fǔ zhī yú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a eunuch”.
How do you pronounce 熏腐之余?
熏腐之余 is pronounced xūn fǔ zhī yú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 熏腐之余 literally mean?
Literally, 熏腐之余 means “the remnant after castration”. It is used to mean “a eunuch”.
What is the Chinese definition of 熏腐之余?
熏腐：阉割。腐刑之后。指宦官