断圭碎璧 — “Refers to valuable but incomplete literary fragments or excerpts”
断圭碎璧 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to valuable but incomplete literary fragments or excerpts”. Precious fragments of text. Literally, “Broken jade 'gui' and shattered jade 'bi'”.
断圭碎璧 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- duàn断yuán垣cán残bì壁crumbling ruins
- duàn断mò墨cán残chǔ楮incomplete ancient texts
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What does 断圭碎璧 mean?
断圭碎璧 (duàn guī suì bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to valuable but incomplete literary fragments or excerpts”.
How do you pronounce 断圭碎璧?
断圭碎璧 is pronounced duàn guī suì bì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 断圭碎璧 literally mean?
Literally, 断圭碎璧 means “Broken jade 'gui' and shattered jade 'bi'”. It is used to mean “refers to valuable but incomplete literary fragments or excerpts”.
What is the Chinese definition of 断圭碎璧?
喻指片段而珍贵的文字。同“断珪缺璧”。