竖子不足与谋 — “This youngster is not worth planning with”
竖子不足与谋 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “this person is too immature or inexperienced to be consulted on important matters; one should not scheme or plan with such a person”. Literally, “This youngster is not worth planning with”.
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What does 竖子不足与谋 mean?
竖子不足与谋 (shù zi bù zú yǔ móu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “this person is too immature or inexperienced to be consulted on important matters; one should not scheme or plan with such a person”.
How do you pronounce 竖子不足与谋?
竖子不足与谋 is pronounced shù zi bù zú yǔ móu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 竖子不足与谋 literally mean?
Literally, 竖子不足与谋 means “this youngster is not worth planning with”. It is used to mean “this person is too immature or inexperienced to be consulted on important matters; one should not scheme or plan with such a person”.
What is the Chinese definition of 竖子不足与谋?
竖子：小子；谋：计议，商量。这小子不足以商量大事