异姓骨肉 — “People who are not blood relatives but share a deep”
异姓骨肉 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “People who are not blood relatives but share a deep”. Familial bond, treating each other as if they were siblings by blood. Literally, “different-surnamed flesh and blood”.
异姓骨肉 Pronunciation and Pinyin
异姓骨肉 Character Breakdown
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What does 异姓骨肉 mean?
异姓骨肉 (yì xìng gǔ ròu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “People who are not blood relatives but share a deep”.
How do you pronounce 异姓骨肉?
异姓骨肉 is pronounced yì xìng gǔ ròu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 异姓骨肉 literally mean?
Literally, 异姓骨肉 means “different-surnamed flesh and blood”. It is used to mean “People who are not blood relatives but share a deep”.
What is the Chinese definition of 异姓骨肉?
骨肉：血缘关系相同的人。虽然不同姓但像骨肉兄弟一样亲近