颓垣断壁 | Chinese meaning

颓垣断壁【tuí yuán duàn bì】

lit. walls reduced to rubble (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a place which has been destroyed or is in a state of disrepair, conveying a sense of desolation and ruin.

。

The city became a scene of devastation after the war.

fig. scene of devastation
ruins

The term can also refer more broadly to remnants of structures that are no longer functional or intact, often evoking a sense of history or nostalgia.

。

These ancient ruins attract many tourists.

颓垣断壁【tuí yuán duàn bì】

lit. walls reduced to rubble (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a place which has been destroyed or is in a state of disrepair, conveying a sense of desolation and ruin.

。

The city became a scene of devastation after the war.

fig. scene of devastation
ruins

The term can also refer more broadly to remnants of structures that are no longer functional or intact, often evoking a sense of history or nostalgia.

。

These ancient ruins attract many tourists.

颓

HSK 7-9

含义ruined, decayed; disintegrate

拼音tuí

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垣

含义low wall

拼音yuán

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断

HSK 3

含义sever, cut off; interrupt

拼音duàn

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壁

HSK 52

含义partition wall; walls of a house; 14th lunar mansion, determinative star γ Pegasi (Algenib)

拼音bì

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颓垣断壁【tuí yuán duàn bì】

lit. walls reduced to rubble (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a place which has been destroyed or is in a state of disrepair, conveying a sense of desolation and ruin.

。

The city became a scene of devastation after the war.

fig. scene of devastation
ruins

The term can also refer more broadly to remnants of structures that are no longer functional or intact, often evoking a sense of history or nostalgia.

。

These ancient ruins attract many tourists.

颓垣断壁【tuí yuán duàn bì】

lit. walls reduced to rubble (idiom)

This idiom is used to describe a place which has been destroyed or is in a state of disrepair, conveying a sense of desolation and ruin.

。

The city became a scene of devastation after the war.

fig. scene of devastation
ruins

The term can also refer more broadly to remnants of structures that are no longer functional or intact, often evoking a sense of history or nostalgia.