日月无光 — “So dark that the sun and moon seem to lose their luster”
日月无光 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “So dark that the sun and moon seem to lose their luster”. Figuratively, describing extreme gloom, chaos, or a bleak and hopeless situation. Literally, “The sun and moon lose their luster”.
日月无光 Pronunciation and Pinyin
日月无光 Character Breakdown
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What does 日月无光 mean?
日月无光 (rì yuè wú guāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “So dark that the sun and moon seem to lose their luster”.
How do you pronounce 日月无光?
日月无光 is pronounced rì yuè wú guāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 日月无光 literally mean?
Literally, 日月无光 means “the sun and moon lose their luster”. It is used to mean “So dark that the sun and moon seem to lose their luster”.
What is the Chinese definition of 日月无光?
连太阳和月亮都失去了光彩。比喻极其黑暗。