有两下子 — “To have real skill or ability”
有两下子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have real skill or ability”. To be quite competent. Literally, “Have two moves/skills”.
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有两下子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
有两下子 Character Breakdown
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别看他年纪轻轻，在编程方面可真有两下子。
Don't underestimate him just because he's young; he really has some serious skills in programming.
Idioms Related to 有两下子
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- yǒu有yī一shǒu手ér儿have a special skill or knack
- yǒu有yī一dā搭méi没yī一dā搭chat aimlessly
- yǒu有yī一wú无èr二unique and irreplaceable
- yǒu有sān三yǒu有liǎng俩to be well-off
- yǒu有wéi为yǒu有shǒu守Capable and principled
- yǒu有le了cún存xiào孝，，bù不xiǎn显yàn彦zhāng章Exceptional talent overshadows lesser ability
- yǒu有shì事zhī之qiū秋a critical period
- yǒu有xiān仙zé则míng名Eminence brings renown
- yǒu有yǐ以shàn善chǔ处know how to handle a situation properly
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Open the tool →Questions about 有两下子
What does 有两下子 mean?
有两下子 (yǒu liǎng xià zi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have real skill or ability”.
How do you pronounce 有两下子?
有两下子 is pronounced yǒu liǎng xià zi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 有两下子 literally mean?
Literally, 有两下子 means “Have two moves/skills”. It is used to mean “to have real skill or ability”.
What is the Chinese definition of 有两下子?
比喻有点本领