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Open the tool →珠玑咳唾 (zhū jī ké tuò) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to eloquent and brilliant discourse or writings”.
珠玑咳唾 is pronounced zhū jī ké tuò in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 珠玑咳唾 means “Pearls and jades from coughs and spittle (metaphorical for brilliant words)”. It is used to mean “refers to eloquent and brilliant discourse or writings”.
珠玑:珠玉;咳唾:比喻谈吐议论。比喻谈吐或文辞美如珠玉