少不更事 — “Young and inexperienced”
少不更事 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Young and inexperienced”. Naive; lacking worldly experience. Literally, “Young and not experienced in matters”.
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少不更事 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 少shào
- 不bù
- 更gēng
- 事shì
少不更事 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 少不更事
他初入职场，少不更事，犯了一些小错误，但大家都很理解。
He's new to the workplace, young and inexperienced, and made some minor mistakes, but everyone was very understanding.
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Antonyms of 少不更事
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- shào少zhuàng壮pài派vigorous young generation
- shǎo少tóu头méi没wěi尾incomplete or poorly done
- shǎo少tóu头quē缺wěi尾incomplete or fragmentary
- shào少nǚ女nèn嫩fù妇young and delicate women
- shǎo少ān安wù勿zào躁be patient, do not be impatient
- shǎo少ān安wú无zào躁Calm down and be patient
- shǎo少ān安wú毋zào躁Be patient and calm
- shào少xiǎo小wú无cāi猜innocent childhood playmates
Questions about 少不更事
- What does 少不更事 mean?
- 少不更事 (shào bù gēng shì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Young and inexperienced”.
- How do you pronounce 少不更事?
- 少不更事 is pronounced shào bù gēng shì in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 少不更事 literally mean?
- Literally, 少不更事 means “Young and not experienced in matters”. It is used to mean “Young and inexperienced”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 少不更事?
- 少：年轻；更：经历。年纪轻，没有经历过什么事情。指经验不多。