缺三短四 — “Incomplete and fragmented”
缺三短四 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Incomplete and fragmented”. Lacking various parts or components. Literally, “Lacking three, short of four”.
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缺三短四 Pronunciation and Pinyin
缺三短四 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 缺三短四
这套老旧的家具已经缺三短四，很多地方都需要修补
This old set of furniture is incomplete and fragmented, with many parts needing repair.
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- quē缺xīn心yǎn眼er儿simple-minded or lacking common sense
- quē缺jīn斤duǎn短liǎng两shortchange customers with dishonest weighing
- quē缺yuè月zài再yuán圆a couple reuniting after separation
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Open the tool →Questions about 缺三短四
What does 缺三短四 mean?
缺三短四 (quē sān duǎn sì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Incomplete and fragmented”.
How do you pronounce 缺三短四?
缺三短四 is pronounced quē sān duǎn sì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 缺三短四 literally mean?
Literally, 缺三短四 means “Lacking three, short of four”. It is used to mean “Incomplete and fragmented”.
What is the Chinese definition of 缺三短四?
形容物品残缺不全