霞帔 Pronunciation and Pinyin
霞帔 Usage and Examples
Ceremonial stole
Cape of state
晠盖头：古时新娘身着凤冠霞帔的同时都用红布盖头，以遮羞避邪，红色取吉祥之意。
Lid: the ancient times bride wears bride's headdress Xia Pei of all use red cloth lid to avoid by covering up embarrassment in the meantime evil, the red takes an idea of good luck.
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What does 霞帔 mean in Chinese?
霞帔 (xiá pèi) means “Ceremonial stole, Cape of state”.
How do you pronounce 霞帔?
霞帔 is pronounced xiá pèi in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Ceremonial stole” in Chinese?
“Ceremonial stole” is 霞帔 (xiá pèi) in Chinese.
How is 霞帔 used in a sentence?
This page has 1 example sentence using 霞帔, each with pinyin and an English translation.