乌有先生 — “A fictitious person or thing”
乌有先生 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fictitious person or thing”. Mr. Nobody; something that does not exist. Literally, “Mr. Nothingness”.
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乌有先生 Pronunciation and Pinyin
乌有先生 Character Breakdown
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那些关于稀有动物出没的报道，经过核实后都被证实为乌有先生。
Reports of rare animal sightings were all confirmed to be fictitious upon verification.
Idioms Related to 乌有先生
More idioms starting with 乌
- wū乌qī七bā八zāo糟in a terrible mess
- wū乌zhī之cí雌xióng雄unable to distinguish good from evil
- wū乌yún云yā压dǐng顶impending crisis or great pressure
- wū乌hé合zhī之zhòng众disorganized rabble
- wū乌hé合zhī之zú卒a disorganized and undisciplined crowd
- wū乌tiān天hēi黑dì地utterly dark, chaotic, or degenerate
- wū乌tóu头bái白mǎ马shēng生jiǎo角An absurd impossibility
- wū乌tóu头bái白，，mǎ马shēng生jué角An impossibility; something that will never happen
- wū乌tóu头mǎ马jiǎo角something utterly impossible
- wū乌mào帽hóng红qún裙men and women in general
- wū乌qī漆mò墨hēi黑pitch-dark
- wū乌dēng灯hēi黑huǒ火utterly dark without any light or fire
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What does 乌有先生 mean?
乌有先生 (wū yǒu xiān shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fictitious person or thing”.
How do you pronounce 乌有先生?
乌有先生 is pronounced wū yǒu xiān shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 乌有先生 literally mean?
Literally, 乌有先生 means “Mr. Nothingness”. It is used to mean “a fictitious person or thing”.
What is the Chinese definition of 乌有先生?
虚拟的人名或事物。