偶烛施明 — “Paired candles emit light; two candles shine brightly”
偶烛施明 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes two things that complement each other perfectly, each enhancing the brilliance or effectiveness of the other, leading to a superior combined outcome; mutually beneficial and reinforcing”. Literally, “Paired candles emit light; two candles shine brightly”.
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What does 偶烛施明 mean?
偶烛施明 (ǒu zhú shī míng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes two things that complement each other perfectly, each enhancing the brilliance or effectiveness of the other, leading to a superior combined outcome; mutually beneficial and reinforcing”.
How do you pronounce 偶烛施明?
偶烛施明 is pronounced ǒu zhú shī míng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 偶烛施明 literally mean?
Literally, 偶烛施明 means “Paired candles emit light; two candles shine brightly”. It is used to mean “describes two things that complement each other perfectly, each enhancing the brilliance or effectiveness of the other, leading to a superior combined outcome; mutually beneficial and reinforcing”.
What is the Chinese definition of 偶烛施明?
偶：双；施：施行。两支蜡烛大放光明。比喻两种事物相得益彰