







狗彘不食汝余 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a person of such utterly vile and despicable character that even dogs and pigs would refuse to eat their leftovers, implying extreme moral degradation and contemptibility”. Literally, “Dogs and pigs do not eat your leftovers”.

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Open the tool →狗彘不食汝余 (gǒu zhì bù shí rǔ yú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a person of such utterly vile and despicable character that even dogs and pigs would refuse to eat their leftovers, implying extreme moral degradation and contemptibility”.
狗彘不食汝余 is pronounced gǒu zhì bù shí rǔ yú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 狗彘不食汝余 means “Dogs and pigs do not eat your leftovers”. It is used to mean “describes a person of such utterly vile and despicable character that even dogs and pigs would refuse to eat their leftovers, implying extreme moral degradation and contemptibility”.
食:吃。狗猪都不吃他剩下的东西。形容人的品行极其卑鄙龌龊