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Open the tool →道三不着两 (dào sān bù zhe liǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak irrelevantly, incoherently, or beside the point”.
道三不着两 is pronounced dào sān bù zhe liǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 道三不着两 means “Speaking three sentences, two miss the mark”. It is used to mean “to speak irrelevantly, incoherently, or beside the point”.
道:说话;着:接触到。说话三句有两句说不到地方。形容说话不着边际