一介之才 — “A person of humble talent”
一介之才 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person of humble talent”. A minor talent; limited ability. Literally, “A humble talent”.
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一介之才 Pronunciation and Pinyin
一介之才 Character Breakdown
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他觉得自己只是一介之才，能够做好眼前的工作就已经很满足了。
He felt he was merely a person of humble talent, content to just do his current job well.
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Open the tool →Questions about 一介之才
What does 一介之才 mean?
一介之才 (yī jiè zhī cái) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person of humble talent”.
How do you pronounce 一介之才?
一介之才 is pronounced yī jiè zhī cái in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 一介之才 literally mean?
Literally, 一介之才 means “a humble talent”. It is used to mean “a person of humble talent”.
What is the Chinese definition of 一介之才?
指微小的才能。