赍志没地 — “To die with one's aspirations unfulfilled”
赍志没地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to die with one's aspirations unfulfilled”. To pass away before achieving one's goals.
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赍志没地 Pronunciation and Pinyin
赍志没地 Character Breakdown
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他一生致力于推动乡村教育改革，可惜赍志没地，未能看到自己的理想完全实现。
He devoted his life to promoting rural education reform, but unfortunately, he died with his aspirations unfulfilled, unable to see his ideals fully realized.
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What does 赍志没地 mean?
赍志没地 (jī zhì méi dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to die with one's aspirations unfulfilled”.
How do you pronounce 赍志没地?
赍志没地 is pronounced jī zhì méi dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 赍志没地?
赍：怀抱着，带着；没：死。志愿没有实现就死了