溪壑无厌 — “Valleys and streams never satisfied”
溪壑无厌 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone whose greed or desire is so vast that it can never be satisfied; insatiable avarice”. Literally, “Valleys and streams never satisfied”.
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What does 溪壑无厌 mean?
溪壑无厌 (xī hè wú yàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes someone whose greed or desire is so vast that it can never be satisfied; insatiable avarice”.
How do you pronounce 溪壑无厌?
溪壑无厌 is pronounced xī hè wú yàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 溪壑无厌 literally mean?
Literally, 溪壑无厌 means “Valleys and streams never satisfied”. It is used to mean “describes someone whose greed or desire is so vast that it can never be satisfied; insatiable avarice”.
What is the Chinese definition of 溪壑无厌?
溪壑：山里的溪流和深谷；厌：满足。比喻人的贪欲太大，难以满足