自郐无讥 — “From Kui onwards, nothing worth criticizing”
自郐无讥 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to signify that anything below a certain standard or after a superlative example is not worth commenting on or criticizing; to be beneath notice”. Literally, “From Kui onwards, nothing worth criticizing”.
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What does 自郐无讥 mean?
自郐无讥 (zì kuài wú jī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to signify that anything below a certain standard or after a superlative example is not worth commenting on or criticizing; to be beneath notice”.
How do you pronounce 自郐无讥?
自郐无讥 is pronounced zì kuài wú jī in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 自郐无讥 literally mean?
Literally, 自郐无讥 means “from Kui onwards, nothing worth criticizing”. It is used to mean “to signify that anything below a certain standard or after a superlative example is not worth commenting on or criticizing; to be beneath notice”.
What is the Chinese definition of 自郐无讥?
表示自此以下的不值得评论。同“自郐以下”。