







百废待举 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All neglected or abandoned tasks and undertakings are waiting to be initiated or revived; numerous neglected matters await attention and action”. Literally, “A hundred abandoned things waiting to be started”.

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Open the tool →百废待举 (bǎi fèi dài jǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “All neglected or abandoned tasks and undertakings are waiting to be initiated or revived; numerous neglected matters await attention and action”.
百废待举 is pronounced bǎi fèi dài jǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百废待举 means “a hundred abandoned things waiting to be started”. It is used to mean “All neglected or abandoned tasks and undertakings are waiting to be initiated or revived; numerous neglected matters await attention and action”.
废:被废置的事情;待:等待;举:兴办。许多被搁置的事情等着要兴办。