革带移孔 — “To move the buckle hole on a leather belt”
革带移孔 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become progressively thinner and more emaciated due to illness or old age; to grow increasingly gaunt”. Literally, “to move the buckle hole on a leather belt”.
革带移孔 Pronunciation and Pinyin
革带移孔 Character Breakdown
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What does 革带移孔 mean?
革带移孔 (gé dài yí kǒng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become progressively thinner and more emaciated due to illness or old age; to grow increasingly gaunt”.
How do you pronounce 革带移孔?
革带移孔 is pronounced gé dài yí kǒng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 革带移孔 literally mean?
Literally, 革带移孔 means “to move the buckle hole on a leather belt”. It is used to mean “to become progressively thinner and more emaciated due to illness or old age; to grow increasingly gaunt”.
What is the Chinese definition of 革带移孔?
形容身体因老病而日惭消瘦。