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Open the tool →托诸空言 (tuō zhū kōng yán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to commit one's thoughts or aspirations to mere words or theoretical discussions, implying they remain unfulfilled or without practical action”.
托诸空言 is pronounced tuō zhū kōng yán in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 托诸空言 means “to commit to empty words; to entrust to mere talk”. It is used to mean “to commit one's thoughts or aspirations to mere words or theoretical discussions, implying they remain unfulfilled or without practical action”.
指寄托所怀于文词议论。同“托之空言”。