余食赘行 — “Something superfluous and undesirable”
余食赘行 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Something superfluous and undesirable”. An unwanted encumbrance or nuisance; a burdensome presence. Literally, “Leftover food and a superfluous growth/wart”.
余食赘行 Pronunciation and Pinyin
余食赘行 Character Breakdown
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- yú余wèi味wú无qióng穷endless lingering taste
- yú余xiǎng响rào绕liáng梁lingering sound circling the beam
- yú余shēng声sān三rì日Lingering sound for three days
- yú余miào妙rào绕liáng梁beautiful music lingers in the air
- yú余zǐ子lù碌lù碌All others are mediocre
- yú余bēi杯lěng冷zhì炙leftovers from a feast
- yú余táo桃dàn啖jūn君Fickle affections and judgments
- yú余bō波wèi未píng平lingering effects still felt
- yú余jìn烬fù复rán燃old evils resurface
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What does 余食赘行 mean?
余食赘行 (yú shí zhuì xíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Something superfluous and undesirable”.
How do you pronounce 余食赘行?
余食赘行 is pronounced yú shí zhuì xíng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 余食赘行 literally mean?
Literally, 余食赘行 means “Leftover food and a superfluous growth/wart”. It is used to mean “Something superfluous and undesirable”.
What is the Chinese definition of 余食赘行?
吃剩的食物，身上的赘疣。比喻遭人讨厌的东西。