迂夫子 — “A pedantic and impractical scholar”
迂夫子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a pedantic and impractical scholar”. An old-fashioned bookworm who is out of touch with reality. Literally, “Impractical pedant”.
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迂夫子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
迂夫子 Character Breakdown
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他就是个迂夫子，总爱说些古板的道理，不合时宜。
He is such an old-fashioned pedant, always spouting outdated principles that are out of touch with current realities.
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Open the tool →Questions about 迂夫子
What does 迂夫子 mean?
迂夫子 (yū fū zǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a pedantic and impractical scholar”.
How do you pronounce 迂夫子?
迂夫子 is pronounced yū fū zǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 迂夫子 literally mean?
Literally, 迂夫子 means “Impractical pedant”. It is used to mean “a pedantic and impractical scholar”.
What is the Chinese definition of 迂夫子?
迂腐的书呆子