雕楹碧槛 — Chinese idiom
雕楹碧槛
diāo yíng bì kǎn
Traditional: 雕楹碧檻
Meaning
- carved pillar, jade doorsill ; heavily decorated environment
Character by character
- 雕diāoto carve, to engrave; eagle, vulture
- 楹yíngpillar, column
- 碧bìjade; green, blue
- 槛kǎnthreshold, door frame
Idioms sharing a character
- 一箭双雕 yī jiàn shuāng diāo
- 精雕细刻 jīng diāo xì kè
- 雕栏玉砌 diāo lán yù qì
- 碧海青天 bì hǎi qīng tiān
- 碧草如茵 bì cǎo rú yīn
- 金碧荧煌 jīn bì yíng huáng
- 金碧辉煌 jīn bì huī huáng
- 朱云折槛 zhū yún zhé jiàn
- 槛花笼鹤 jiàn huā lóng hè
- 笼鸟槛猿 lóng niǎo jiàn yuán
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