凄入肝脾 — “Sorrow enters liver and spleen”
凄入肝脾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel profound sadness or grief, as if it penetrates one's heart and soul; to be deeply sorrowful”. Literally, “Sorrow enters liver and spleen”.
凄入肝脾 Pronunciation and Pinyin
凄入肝脾 Character Breakdown
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- qī凄fēng风lěng冷yǔ雨chilly winds and cold rain
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What does 凄入肝脾 mean?
凄入肝脾 (qī rù gān pí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel profound sadness or grief, as if it penetrates one's heart and soul; to be deeply sorrowful”.
How do you pronounce 凄入肝脾?
凄入肝脾 is pronounced qī rù gān pí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 凄入肝脾 literally mean?
Literally, 凄入肝脾 means “Sorrow enters liver and spleen”. It is used to mean “to feel profound sadness or grief, as if it penetrates one's heart and soul; to be deeply sorrowful”.
What is the Chinese definition of 凄入肝脾?
形容非常悲伤。