不足为道 — “Not worth mentioning”
不足为道 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “not worth mentioning”. Insignificant; trivial. Literally, “Not worth mentioning; not worth speaking of”.
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不足为道 Pronunciation and Pinyin
不足为道 Character Breakdown
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对于他取得的巨大成就来说，这点小困难不足为道。
For his great achievements, this minor difficulty is not worth mentioning.
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Synonyms of 不足为道
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Open the tool →Questions about 不足为道
What does 不足为道 mean?
不足为道 (bù zú wéi dào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “not worth mentioning”.
How do you pronounce 不足为道?
不足为道 is pronounced bù zú wéi dào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 不足为道 literally mean?
Literally, 不足为道 means “not worth mentioning; not worth speaking of”. It is used to mean “not worth mentioning”.
What is the Chinese definition of 不足为道?
足：值得；道：说。不值得一说