余波未平 — “Lingering ripples haven't subsided”
余波未平 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the lingering effects or repercussions of an event have not yet subsided; the aftershocks are still being felt”. Literally, “Lingering ripples haven't subsided”.
余波未平 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- yú余xiǎng响rào绕liáng梁lingering sound circling the beam
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What does 余波未平 mean?
余波未平 (yú bō wèi píng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the lingering effects or repercussions of an event have not yet subsided; the aftershocks are still being felt”.
How do you pronounce 余波未平?
余波未平 is pronounced yú bō wèi píng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 余波未平 literally mean?
Literally, 余波未平 means “Lingering ripples haven't subsided”. It is used to mean “the lingering effects or repercussions of an event have not yet subsided; the aftershocks are still being felt”.
What is the Chinese definition of 余波未平?
指某一事件虽然结束了，可是留下的影响还在起作用。