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珑璁

Word · Onomatopoeia · AdjectiveTraditional瓏璁

sound of clinking metal/jade; lush green (of vegetation)

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

2 senses · 5 examples
1.

onomatopoeia

sound of clinking metal, jade, or other hard objects

literary

A literary term used to depict a clear, crisp, ringing sound. Often applied in classical poetry or descriptive prose.

Yuǎn远
chù处
chuán传
lái来
yù玉
pèi佩
lóng珑
cōng璁
zhī之
shēng声
 。

The clinking sound of jade pendants came from afar.

Huán环
pèi佩
lóng珑
cōng璁
 ,
jiā佳
rén人
huǎn缓
bù步
 。

With ornaments clinking softly, the beautiful lady walked slowly.

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Fēng风
guò过
yán檐
líng铃
 ,
lóng珑
cōng璁
zuò作
xiǎng响
 。

The wind passed the eaves' bells, making a tinkling sound.

2.

adjective

lush and green (of vegetation); luxuriant

archaic

This meaning is archaic and less common than the onomatopoeic one. It is a variant of "茏葱".

Chūn春
rì日
shān山
lín林
 ,
yī一
piàn片
lóng珑
cōng璁
 。

The mountain forest in spring is lush and green.

Yuán园
zhōng中
cǎo草
mù木
 ,
lóng珑
cōng璁
kě可
ài爱
 。

The plants in the garden are verdant and lovely.