殆无虚日 — “Almost daily”
殆无虚日 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Almost daily”. Hardly a day passes without it. Literally, “Almost no empty day”.
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殆无虚日 Pronunciation and Pinyin
殆无虚日 Character Breakdown
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他每天早上都会去公园跑步，几乎殆无虚日。
He goes for a run in the park every morning, hardly a day passes without it.
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What does 殆无虚日 mean?
殆无虚日 (dài wú xū rì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Almost daily”.
How do you pronounce 殆无虚日?
殆无虚日 is pronounced dài wú xū rì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 殆无虚日 literally mean?
Literally, 殆无虚日 means “Almost no empty day”. It is used to mean “Almost daily”.
What is the Chinese definition of 殆无虚日?
殆：几乎；虚：空。几乎没有一天空着。形容几乎天天如此。