紧握玫瑰必承其痛欲戴王冠必承其重 Translating to To hold a rose tightly

Relation Nicknames

欲戴王冠必承其重 [yù dài wáng guān bì chéng qí zhòng]
An adaptation of an English idiom if you want to wear the crown you must bear its weight It expresses ...
欲冠须承重 [yù guān xū chéng zhòng]
The literal translation reads desiring to wear the crown requires bearing the weight which speaks ...
欲戴皇冠必承其重欲过荆棘必受其痛 [yù dài huáng guān bì chéng qí zhòng yù guò jīng jí bì shòu qí tòng]
The phrase If you want to wear the crown you must bear its weight ; if you want to get through thorns ...
欲戴王冠必承其重欲握玫瑰必承其痛 [yù dài wáng guān bì chéng qí zhòng yù wò méi guī bì chéng qí tòng]
The phrase means that if one desires greatness to wear a crown they must also accept the responsibilities ...
欲戴皇冠必承其重欲握玫瑰必承其痛 [yù dài huáng guān bì chéng qí zhòng yù wò méi guī bì chéng qí tòng]
Translated loosely as Wishing to wear the crown must endure its weight ; Wishing to hold the rose ...
欲握玫瑰必承其痛 [yù wò méi guī bì chéng qí tòng]
To Want To Hold A Rose One Must Endure The Thorns It suggests that true beauty like a rose comes with ...
欲带皇冠必承其重欲握玫瑰必承其痛 [yù dài huáng guān bì chéng qí zhòng yù wò méi guī bì chéng qí tòng]
A longer saying means To wear the crown must bear its weight ; To hold the rose must endure its thorns ...
欲带其冠毕承其重 [yù dài qí guān bì chéng qí zhòng]
Derived from the phrase ‘ if one wishes to wear the crown one must bear its weight ’ It signifies the ...
必承其重欲带皇冠 [bì chéng qí zhòng yù dài huáng guān]
To wear the crown one must bear its weight This reflects an understanding that success or honor comes ...