海枯石烂

النطق: hǎi kū shí làn المعنى الحرفي: Seas dry, stones rot

الأصل والاستخدام

This idiom describes seas (海) drying up (枯) and stones (石) rotting (烂). These are impossibilities that would take eternity - seas don't dry and stones don't rot. The phrase represents eternal commitment. Modern usage in romantic contexts expresses undying love, promises that will last until the impossible happens - essentially forever.

أمثلة

الإنجليزية: "She promised to love him forever, no matter what happens."

الصينية: 她承诺无论发生什么，都会爱他到海枯石烂。