- 一(one; initial)
- 尢(disabled person; insufficient)
From the beginning there was a shortage, so 無 means 'nothing at all'.
Size
Style
● connected
⌘/ · help
lit. to have no strategy to apply (idiom)
He has run out of ideas and doesn't know what to do anymore.
fig. to be out of ideas; at one's wit's end
He has run out of ideas and can do nothing more.
lit. to have no strategy to apply (idiom)
He has run out of ideas and doesn't know what to do anymore.
fig. to be out of ideas; at one's wit's end
He has run out of ideas and can do nothing more.
From the beginning there was a shortage, so 無 means 'nothing at all'.
Calculation is using words to count numbers one by one.
A mouth uttering words of approval with a sound like "ding" gives you the character meaning "can" or "able."
From the beginning there was a shortage, so 無 means 'nothing at all'.
Calculation is using words to count numbers one by one.
A mouth uttering words of approval with a sound like "ding" gives you the character meaning "can" or "able."
lit. to have no strategy to apply (idiom)
lit. to have no strategy to apply (idiom)
Explore more related entries to look up.