There are many ways to say moon in Chinese, but according to the dictionary, moon is translated into Chinese as 月亮 [yuè liàng] , which is the most common way to say moon in Chinese. Here to learn "how do you say moon in chinese?" For example:
He always warns everyone: Do today's things today, don't delay until tomorrow, and don't waste time.
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峥嵘岁月 [zhēng róng suì yuè] – Eventful years. Extraordinary times. For example:
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父母们常常回想当年的峥嵘岁月。
fù mǔ men cháng cháng huí xiǎng dāng nián de zhēng róng suì yuè。
Parents often think back to those eventful years.
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日月如梭 [rì yuè rú suō] – The sun and the moon come and go like a shuttle. It means time passes quickly. For example:
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时光流逝，日月如梭，世界依旧。
shí guāng liú shì，rì yuè rú suō，shì jiè yī jiù。
Time goes by, the sun and the moon fly by, and the world remains the same.
嫦娥奔月 [cháng é bēn yuè] – Chang'e flies to the moon.
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众星拱月 [zhòng xīng gǒng yuè] – All the stars twinkled around the bright moon.
披星戴月 [pī xīng dài yuè] – Dressed in stars, with the moon above his head. It means the hard work of running around all night or leaving early and returning late. For example:
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他们披星戴月的赶路，以便按时到达目的地。
tā men pī xīng dài yuè de gǎn lù，yǐ biàn àn shí dào dá mù dì dì。
They traveled with the stars and the moon in order to reach their destination on time.
日积月累 [rì jī yuè lěi] – Accumulate over a long period. It keeps accumulating day by day.
晓风残月 [xiǎo fēng cán yuè] – The morning breeze and the lingering moon.
寒冬腊月 [hán dōng là yuè] – Severe winter. For example:
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寒冬腊月，外边冷风袭人。
hán dōng là yuè，wài biān lěng fēng xí rén。
In the severe winter, the cold wind blows outside.
星月交辉 [xīng yuè jiāo huī] – The stars and the moon shine together, extraordinarily bright.
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