All roads lead to Rome.
Chinese Translation (Traditional):條 条 tiáo 1. (a measure word for long things, like road, river, fish, dogs, trousers) 2. strip, slip 3. item or article (of a document) 4. orderliness 5. (a measure word for something that can be listed item by item, reasons, messages, advices) 6. twig, branch Here: long narrow strip or piece [Show Details] |
條 条 tiáo 1. (a measure word for long things, like road, river, fish, dogs, trousers) 2. strip, slip 3. item or article (of a document) 4. orderliness 5. (a measure word for something that can be listed item by item, reasons, messages, advices) 6. twig, branch Here: long narrow strip or piece [Show Details] |
大 大 dà [polite] 1. big, great, large 2. major, main 3. oldest, eldest 4. (polite) your or your esteemed 5. age 6. in an extreme manner, greatly 7. short for university (used only in the abbreviation of the name) 8. mature, grown up 9. well-known, successful Here: big, great, large [Show Details] |
路 路 lù road, way, path [Show Details] |
通 通 tōng 1. to go through, to lead to 2. to know well 3. to connect, to communicate 4. unobstructed, through 5. (a measure word for telephone calls) 6. common, whole Here: to go through, to lead to [Show Details] |
羅馬 罗马 luó mǎ 1. Rome (capital of Italy) 2. Roman Here: Rome (capital of Italy) [Show Details] |
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