师老兵疲 — “Army worn out, soldiers weary”
师老兵疲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the army and its soldiers are exhausted and dispirited from a prolonged campaign or arduous task”. Literally, “Army worn out, soldiers weary”.
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师老兵疲 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 师shī
- 老lǎo
- 兵bīng
- 疲pí
师老兵疲 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 师老兵疲
这场漫长的项目攻坚战，团队已经师老兵疲，需要调整策略，以避免全员崩溃。
This prolonged battle for project success has left the team worn out and dispirited; we need to adjust our strategy to prevent a complete collapse of morale.
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Synonyms of 师老兵疲
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Questions about 师老兵疲
- What does 师老兵疲 mean?
- 师老兵疲 (shī lǎo bīng pí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the army and its soldiers are exhausted and dispirited from a prolonged campaign or arduous task”.
- How do you pronounce 师老兵疲?
- 师老兵疲 is pronounced shī lǎo bīng pí in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 师老兵疲 literally mean?
- Literally, 师老兵疲 means “Army worn out, soldiers weary”. It is used to mean “the army and its soldiers are exhausted and dispirited from a prolonged campaign or arduous task”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 师老兵疲?
- 师、兵：军队；老：衰竭；疲：疲乏。指用兵的时间太长，兵士劳累，士气低落。