炙肤皲足 — “Sun-scorched skin and chapped feet”
炙肤皲足 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Sun-scorched skin and chapped feet”. Describes the severe physical toil and hardships, often referring to arduous agricultural labor. Literally, “scorched skin, chapped feet”.
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炙肤皲足 Pronunciation and Pinyin
炙肤皲足 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 炙肤皲足
老一辈的劳动者，许多都是炙肤皲足地在田间辛勤耕耘，才换来了如今的丰收景象。
Many older generation laborers toiled assiduously in the fields, enduring sun-scorched skin and chapped feet, which ultimately led to the bountiful harvests we see today.
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What does 炙肤皲足 mean?
炙肤皲足 (zhì fū jūn zú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Sun-scorched skin and chapped feet”.
How do you pronounce 炙肤皲足?
炙肤皲足 is pronounced zhì fū jūn zú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 炙肤皲足 literally mean?
Literally, 炙肤皲足 means “scorched skin, chapped feet”. It is used to mean “Sun-scorched skin and chapped feet”.
What is the Chinese definition of 炙肤皲足?
皮肤晒焦，足部冻裂。形容农民耕作的辛苦。