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Jyutpingming4 sing4 lei6 zau6
Yalemìhng sìhng leih jauh
Definition
To gain both fame and fortune.
colloquialpeoplemoney
How it's used
Often used to describe someone who has reached the pinnacle of their career or social status. It carries a slightly formal or literary tone despite being used in daily conversation, and is frequently applied to people who have worked hard to build their success from scratch.
Examples
He achieved fame and fortune so young, he is really impressive.
Do you think you will be happy after achieving fame and fortune?
Related words
Common phrases
Wishing you fame and fortune
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