殆无孑遗 — “Almost nothing left”
殆无孑遗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Almost nothing left”. Virtually wiped out; completely exhausted. Literally, “Almost without any remnants”.
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殆无孑遗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
殆无孑遗 Character Breakdown
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经过连日清理，屋内的垃圾殆无孑遗
After days of cleaning, there was almost no rubbish left in the house.
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Open the tool →Questions about 殆无孑遗
What does 殆无孑遗 mean?
殆无孑遗 (dài wú jié yí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Almost nothing left”.
How do you pronounce 殆无孑遗?
殆无孑遗 is pronounced dài wú jié yí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 殆无孑遗 literally mean?
Literally, 殆无孑遗 means “Almost without any remnants”. It is used to mean “Almost nothing left”.
What is the Chinese definition of 殆无孑遗?
殆：几乎；孑遗：剩余。几乎没有一点余剩。