草木萧疏 — “Plants and trees sparse and withered”
草木萧疏 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a scene in late autumn where plants and trees are withered and sparse, conveying a sense of desolation and chill”. Literally, “Plants and trees sparse and withered”.
草木萧疏 Pronunciation and Pinyin
草木萧疏 Character Breakdown
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Open the tool →Questions about 草木萧疏
What does 草木萧疏 mean?
草木萧疏 (cǎo mù xiāo shū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a scene in late autumn where plants and trees are withered and sparse, conveying a sense of desolation and chill”.
How do you pronounce 草木萧疏?
草木萧疏 is pronounced cǎo mù xiāo shū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 草木萧疏 literally mean?
Literally, 草木萧疏 means “Plants and trees sparse and withered”. It is used to mean “describing a scene in late autumn where plants and trees are withered and sparse, conveying a sense of desolation and chill”.
What is the Chinese definition of 草木萧疏?
萧疏：冷落，稀稀落落。花草树木都已枯萎凋谢。形容深秋景象。