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峨冠博带

Word · IdiomTraditional峨冠博帶

tall hat and broad belt; attire of a scholar-official

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

idiom

tall hat and broad belt; attire of ancient scholar-officials; literati style

literary

Used to describe the traditional attire and dignified appearance of the literati or scholar-official class in ancient China. Often carries connotations of elegance, dignity, and traditional learning.

Xì戏
tái台
shàng上
 ,
yǎn演
yuán员
é峨
guān冠
bó博
dài带
 ,
bàn扮
yǎn演
zhe着
yī一
wèi位
gǔ古
dài代
guān官
yuán员
 。

On the stage, the actor, dressed in a tall hat and broad belt, played the part of an ancient official.

Zhè这
fú幅
gǔ古
huà画
zhōng中
de的
rén人
wù物
gè个
gè个
é峨
guān冠
bó博
dài带
 ,
qì气
dù度
bù不
fán凡
 。

The figures in this ancient painting are all wearing tall hats and broad belts, looking exceptionally dignified.

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Tā他
suī虽
shēn身
chuān穿
xiàn现
dài代
fú服
zhuāng装
 ,
yán言
tán谈
jǔ举
zhǐ止
jiān间
què却
yǒu有
yī一
zhǒng种
é峨
guān冠
bó博
dài带
de的
fēng风
fàn范
 。

Although he wears modern clothes, his speech and bearing carry an air reminiscent of a scholar in tall hat and broad belt.