若有若无 — “Vague and indistinct”
若有若无 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Vague and indistinct”. Elusive or tenuous (referring to presence, feeling, or relationship). Literally, “as if existing, as if not existing”.
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若有若无 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 若ruò
- 有yǒu
- 若ruò
- 无wú
若有若无 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 若有若无
远处传来的音乐若有若无，让人难以辨别是哪首曲子。
The music drifting from afar was faint and indistinct, making it hard to tell what song it was.
Idioms Related to 若有若无
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- ruò若bù不shèng胜yī衣extremely frail, as if unable to bear clothes
- ruò若sàng丧kǎo考bǐ妣as grief-stricken as if one's parents had died
- ruò若chū出yī一guǐ轨as if from the same mold
- ruò若chū出yī一zhé辙exactly alike
- ruò若jí即ruò若lí离subtly distant
- ruò若luǎn卵tóu投shí石attempt the impossible
- ruò若hé合fú符jié节to match perfectly
- ruò若cún存ruò若wáng亡vague and elusive
- ruò若bēng崩jué厥jiǎo角Extremely uneasy, anxious, and fearful
- ruò若áo敖zhī之guǐ鬼ghosts without descendants to worship them
- ruò若áo敖guǐ鬼něi馁lineage extinct, no one to worship ancestors
- ruò若wú无qí其shì事as if nothing had happened
Questions about 若有若无
- What does 若有若无 mean?
- 若有若无 (ruò yǒu ruò wú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Vague and indistinct”.
- How do you pronounce 若有若无?
- 若有若无 is pronounced ruò yǒu ruò wú in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 若有若无 literally mean?
- Literally, 若有若无 means “as if existing, as if not existing”. It is used to mean “Vague and indistinct”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 若有若无?
- 形容事物不清晰或关系不亲密。