层台累榭 — “A landscape of tiered terraces and elaborate pavilions”
层台累榭 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a landscape of tiered terraces and elaborate pavilions”. Emphasizing their grand, intricate, and well-arranged architectural design. Literally, “layered terraces, stacked pavilions”.
层台累榭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
层台累榭 Character Breakdown
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- céng层chū出dié叠jiàn见emerge in an endless stream
- céng层chū出dié迭jiàn见emerge repeatedly
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- céng层céng层shēn深rù入delve into progressively
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- céng层luán峦dié迭zhàng嶂layered mountain ranges and peaks
- céng层lóu楼dié叠xiè榭Tiered buildings and stacked pavilions
- céng层cì次fēn分míng明clearly layered and well-structured
- céng层jiàn见dié叠chū出appear in continuous succession
- céng层jiàn见dié迭chū出appear in continuous succession
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What does 层台累榭 mean?
层台累榭 (céng tái lěi xiè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a landscape of tiered terraces and elaborate pavilions”.
How do you pronounce 层台累榭?
层台累榭 is pronounced céng tái lěi xiè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 层台累榭 literally mean?
Literally, 层台累榭 means “layered terraces, stacked pavilions”. It is used to mean “a landscape of tiered terraces and elaborate pavilions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 层台累榭?
榭：建在高土台上的敞屋。一层层高台，一座座建在高台上的敞屋。形容亭台档榭一类的建筑高下相间，错落有致。