多灾多难 — “Plagued by numerous disasters and hardships”
多灾多难 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Plagued by numerous disasters and hardships”. Fraught with misfortunes. Literally, “Many disasters, many hardships”.
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多灾多难 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 多duō
- 灾zāi
- 多duō
- 难nàn
多灾多难 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 多灾多难
那个家庭经历了许多变故，可谓是多灾多难。
That family has gone through many changes, one could say they have been plagued by misfortunes.
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More idioms starting with 多
- duō多yī一shì事bù不rú如shǎo少yī一shì事Better to avoid unnecessary trouble
- duō多yī一shì事bù不rú如shěng省yī一shì事Better one less thing than one more
- duō多shì事zhī之qiū秋a turbulent or eventful time
- duō多xiōng凶shǎo少jí吉more misfortune than good fortune
- duō多láo劳duō多dé得More work, more reward
- duō多lì历nián年suǒ所having experienced many years
- duō多lì历nián年rěn稔experienced many years
- duō多kǒu口ā阿shī师An overly talkative person
- duō多chī吃duō多zhàn占take more than one's share
- duō多zuǐ嘴duō多shé舌garrulous, gossipy, and meddlesome
- duō多zuǐ嘴xiàn献qiǎn浅speak foolishly or offer ignorant advice
- duō多zuǐ嘴ráo饶shé舌to talk too much and indiscreetly
Questions about 多灾多难
- What does 多灾多难 mean?
- 多灾多难 (duō zāi duō nàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Plagued by numerous disasters and hardships”.
- How do you pronounce 多灾多难?
- 多灾多难 is pronounced duō zāi duō nàn in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 多灾多难 literally mean?
- Literally, 多灾多难 means “Many disasters, many hardships”. It is used to mean “Plagued by numerous disasters and hardships”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 多灾多难?
- 指灾难深重。