铜筋铁骨 — “To have an extremely robust physique”
铜筋铁骨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have an extremely robust physique”. As tough as iron and steel; to be capable of bearing heavy responsibilities. Literally, “bronze sinews and iron bones”.
铜筋铁骨 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- tóng铜chéng城tiě铁bì壁an impregnable defense
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- tóng铜hú壶kè刻lòu漏the relentless passage of time
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- tóng铜hú壶lòu漏duàn断deep into the night
- tóng铜tóu头tiě铁bì臂invulnerable and powerful
- tóng铜tóu头tiě铁é额extremely brave and formidable
- tóng铜shān山xī西bēng崩，，luò洛zhōng钟dōng东yīng应Major events trigger distant reactions
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What does 铜筋铁骨 mean?
铜筋铁骨 (tóng jīn tiě gǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have an extremely robust physique”.
How do you pronounce 铜筋铁骨?
铜筋铁骨 is pronounced tóng jīn tiě gǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 铜筋铁骨 literally mean?
Literally, 铜筋铁骨 means “bronze sinews and iron bones”. It is used to mean “to have an extremely robust physique”.
What is the Chinese definition of 铜筋铁骨?
如铜一样的筋，如铁一样的骨。比喻十分健壮的身体。也指能负重任的人。