计无所施 — “To be at one's wit's end”
计无所施 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be at one's wit's end”. To have no more schemes or plans left; to have exhausted all stratagems. Literally, “No plans to employ; no schemes to implement”.
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计无所施 Pronunciation and Pinyin
计无所施 Character Breakdown
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面对突如其来的困境，他感到计无所施，不知该如何应对。
Faced with the sudden dilemma, he felt at his wit's end and didn't know how to respond.
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Synonyms of 计无所施
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- jì计shàng上xīn心tóu头a plan comes to mind
- jì计shàng上xīn心lái来An idea suddenly comes to mind
- jì计bù不fǎn反gù顾determined not to turn back
- jì计bù不xuán旋kuǐ跬plan realized with extreme swiftness
- jì计bù不xuán旋zhǒng踵make a quick decision
- jì计bù不fǎn返gù顾resolute, with no thought of turning back
- jì计fá伐chēng称xūn勋boast about one's achievements
- jì计chū出wàn万quán全devise a foolproof plan
- jì计chū出wàn万sǐ死to make a desperate plan
- jì计chū出wú无nài奈a plan born of helplessness
- jì计chū出wú无liáo聊a desperate plan
- jì计gōng功shòu受jué爵award ranks according to merit
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Open the tool →Questions about 计无所施
What does 计无所施 mean?
计无所施 (jì wú suǒ shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be at one's wit's end”.
How do you pronounce 计无所施?
计无所施 is pronounced jì wú suǒ shī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 计无所施 literally mean?
Literally, 计无所施 means “no plans to employ; no schemes to implement”. It is used to mean “to be at one's wit's end”.
What is the Chinese definition of 计无所施?
计：计策；施：施展。再也没有可施展的计谋了。