结驷连镳 — “A long procession of grand coaches and fine horses”
结驷连镳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a long procession of grand coaches and fine horses”. Describing a magnificent display of wealth and high status. Literally, “hitching four-horse chariots in a line, linking horse bits”.
结驷连镳 Pronunciation and Pinyin
结驷连镳 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 结驷连镳
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- jié结yīng缨fú伏jiàn剑Sacrifice oneself for a righteous cause
- jié结shé舌dù杜kǒu口tongue-tied and speechless
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What does 结驷连镳 mean?
结驷连镳 (jié sì lián biāo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a long procession of grand coaches and fine horses”.
How do you pronounce 结驷连镳?
结驷连镳 is pronounced jié sì lián biāo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 结驷连镳 literally mean?
Literally, 结驷连镳 means “hitching four-horse chariots in a line, linking horse bits”. It is used to mean “a long procession of grand coaches and fine horses”.
What is the Chinese definition of 结驷连镳?
驷：套着四匹马的车；镳：马勒。高车骏马连接成队。形容高贵显赫