黼衣方领 — “Embroidered robes and square collar”
黼衣方领 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Luxurious ceremonial robes, referring to high-ranking officials or nobles; figuratively, high-ranking dignitaries themselves”. Literally, “Embroidered robes and square collar”.
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What does 黼衣方领 mean?
黼衣方领 (fǔ yī fāng lǐng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Luxurious ceremonial robes, referring to high-ranking officials or nobles; figuratively, high-ranking dignitaries themselves”.
How do you pronounce 黼衣方领?
黼衣方领 is pronounced fǔ yī fāng lǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 黼衣方领 literally mean?
Literally, 黼衣方领 means “Embroidered robes and square collar”. It is used to mean “Luxurious ceremonial robes, referring to high-ranking officials or nobles; figuratively, high-ranking dignitaries themselves”.
What is the Chinese definition of 黼衣方领?
华贵的服饰。借指王公显贵。