剑首一吷 — “A squeak from the sword's tip”
剑首一吷 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely trivial or insignificant remarks or opinions that carry no weight or have no impact”. Literally, “A squeak from the sword's tip”.
剑首一吷 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 剑
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- jiàn剑tài态xiāo箫xīn心courageous and refined
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- jiàn剑shù树dāo刀shān山extreme suffering or danger
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What does 剑首一吷 mean?
剑首一吷 (jiàn shǒu yī xuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to extremely trivial or insignificant remarks or opinions that carry no weight or have no impact”.
How do you pronounce 剑首一吷?
剑首一吷 is pronounced jiàn shǒu yī xuè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 剑首一吷 literally mean?
Literally, 剑首一吷 means “a squeak from the sword's tip”. It is used to mean “refers to extremely trivial or insignificant remarks or opinions that carry no weight or have no impact”.
What is the Chinese definition of 剑首一吷?
吷：象声词，形容声音微小。比喻言论无足轻重。同“剑头一吷”。