qí
齐名
neat; uniform; same
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Meanings
1 sense · 5 examplesverb
to be equally famous; to share the same level of fame
literaryA formal, literary term used to describe two or more individuals who possess comparable or equivalent prestige, reputation, or renown. Often used in historical or literary contexts.
Zài在
Táng唐
dài代
shī诗
rén人
zhōng中
，
Lǐ李
Bái白
yǔ与
Dù杜
Fǔ甫
qí齐
míng名
。
Among the poets of the Tang dynasty, Li Bai and Du Fu are equally famous.
Zhè这
liǎng两
wèi位
kē科
xué学
jiā家
zài在
wù物
lǐ理
xué学
lǐng领
yù域
qí齐
míng名
。
These two scientists are of equal fame in the field of physics.
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Tā他
men们
de的
xiǎo小
shuō说
qí齐
míng名
，
dōu都
huò获
dé得
le了
guó国
jì际
dà大
jiǎng奖
。
Their novels enjoy equal renown, both having won major international awards.
Zhè这
liǎng两
fú幅
huà画
jià价
zhí值
qí齐
míng名
，
dōu都
shì是
guó国
bǎo宝
jí级
zhēn珍
pǐn品
。
These two paintings are of comparable value, both being national treasures.
Gǔ古
dài代
sì四
dà大
měi美
rén人
，
Xī西
Shī施
yǔ与
Wáng王
Zhāo昭
jūn君
qí齐
míng名
。
Among the Four Great Beauties of ancient China, Xi Shi and Wang Zhaojun are equally renowned.