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Open the tool →结驷列骑 (jié sì liè qí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a continuous procession of magnificent carriages drawn by four horses and riders, signifying high status, wealth, and grandeur; an impressive display of luxury and power”.
结驷列骑 is pronounced jié sì liè qí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 结驷列骑 means “Carriages drawn by four horses connected in a line, with riders also lined up”. It is used to mean “a continuous procession of magnificent carriages drawn by four horses and riders, signifying high status, wealth, and grandeur; an impressive display of luxury and power”.
驷:套着四匹马的车;骑:一人一马的合称。高车骏马连接成队。形容高贵显赫