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筋疲力尽 — “Utterly exhausted”

筋疲力尽 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “utterly exhausted”. Dead tired; completely worn out. Literally, “tendons weary, strength exhausted”.

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筋疲力尽 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 筋jīn
  • 疲pí
  • 力lì
  • 尽jìn

筋疲力尽 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
筋
jīn12muscle, tendon, or fiber
疲
pí10tired, exhausted, fatigued
力
lì2physical strength or power
尽
jìn6to the utmost

Example Sentence with 筋疲力尽

经过一整天的徒步旅行,我们都筋疲力尽了。
After a whole day of hiking, we were all utterly exhausted.

Idioms Related to 筋疲力尽

Synonyms of 筋疲力尽

  • xīn心lì力jiāo交cuì瘁mentally and physically exhausted
  • jīng精pí疲lì力jié竭utterly worn out, mentally and physically
  • shēn身xīn心jiāo交cuì瘁physically and mentally exhausted

Antonyms of 筋疲力尽

  • jīng精shén神dǒu抖sǒu擞full of vigor and energy
  • jīng精shén神huàn焕fā发full of vigor and vitality

More idioms starting with 筋

  • jīn筋pí疲lì力juàn倦utterly exhausted
  • jīn筋pí疲lì力bì敝Extremely tired and exhausted
  • jīn筋pí疲lì力jié竭completely exhausted and worn out

Questions about 筋疲力尽

What does 筋疲力尽 mean?
筋疲力尽 (jīn pí lì jìn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “utterly exhausted”.
How do you pronounce 筋疲力尽?
筋疲力尽 is pronounced jīn pí lì jìn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 筋疲力尽 literally mean?
Literally, 筋疲力尽 means “tendons weary, strength exhausted”. It is used to mean “utterly exhausted”.
What is the Chinese definition of 筋疲力尽?
筋:筋骨;尽:完。形容非常疲乏,一点力气也没有了。
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