







水尽鹅飞 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Signifies that all resources or emotional ties have been exhausted, leading to individuals parting ways; it also describes a situation where everything is completely gone or used up”. Literally, “water exhausted, geese flown”.

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Open the tool →水尽鹅飞 (shuǐ jìn é fēi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Signifies that all resources or emotional ties have been exhausted, leading to individuals parting ways; it also describes a situation where everything is completely gone or used up”.
水尽鹅飞 is pronounced shuǐ jìn é fēi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 水尽鹅飞 means “water exhausted, geese flown”. It is used to mean “Signifies that all resources or emotional ties have been exhausted, leading to individuals parting ways; it also describes a situation where everything is completely gone or used up”.
比喻恩情断绝,各走各的路。也比喻精光,一点儿也不剩。