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物美价廉

物美价廉 wùměijiàlián

物美价廉 wùměijiàlián Meaning

Learn the Pinyin Pronunciation and 2 English Translations of the word 物美价廉 wùměijiàlián .

Pīnyīn Pronunciation
wùměijiàlián | wu4 mei3 jia4 lian2
English translation
good quality and cheap
a bargain

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About 物美价廉 wùměijiàlián

Read some general information about the Chinese word 物美价廉 wùměijiàlián .

Traditional form

物美價廉

Part of speech

Idiomatic phrase / 习用语 Xí yòngyǔ
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Etymology of 物美价廉 wùměijiàlián

Familiarize yourself with the origin and historical aspects of the Chinese word 物美价廉 wùměijiàlián .

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. Niú represents the meaning and represents the sound. Based on the original meaning "variety", depicting the variety of colors on a cow. Later the meaning shifted to "things".

Phonetic compound

Semantic compound

Niú

Positional decomposition

牛勿

Number of Strokes

8

Měi

Type

ideographic

Explanation

Pictograph of a person with ornamental headwar resembling sheep horns.

Positional decomposition

羊大

Number of Strokes

9

jià

Type

pictophonetic

Explanation

Phonosemantic compound. rén represents the meaning and jiè represents the sound. Simplified form of jià .

Phonetic compound

jiè

Positional decomposition

亻介

Number of Strokes

6

lián

Positional decomposition

广兼

Number of Strokes

13

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