膘肥体壮 — “Describes livestock that are plump, well-fed, and sturdy”
膘肥体壮 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes livestock that are plump, well-fed, and sturdy”. Robust and brawny. Literally, “fat and strong physique; plump and robust”.
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膘肥体壮 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 膘biāo
- 肥féi
- 体tǐ
- 壮zhuàng
膘肥体壮 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 膘肥体壮
农场的牛羊都膘肥体壮，一看就知道得到了很好的照料。
The cattle and sheep on the farm are all plump and strong, clearly indicating they have been well cared for.
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Questions about 膘肥体壮
- What does 膘肥体壮 mean?
- 膘肥体壮 (biāo féi tǐ zhuàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes livestock that are plump, well-fed, and sturdy”.
- How do you pronounce 膘肥体壮?
- 膘肥体壮 is pronounced biāo féi tǐ zhuàng in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 膘肥体壮 literally mean?
- Literally, 膘肥体壮 means “fat and strong physique; plump and robust”. It is used to mean “describes livestock that are plump, well-fed, and sturdy”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 膘肥体壮?
- 形容牲畜肥壮结实。