没计奈何 — “To be at one's wit's end”
没计奈何 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be at one's wit's end”. To be at a loss as to what to do; to be helpless and unable to find a solution. Literally, “No plan, what can be done”.
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没计奈何 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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面对突如其来的困境，大家都没计奈何，只好先冷静下来。
Faced with the sudden predicament, everyone was at their wit's end, so they could only try to calm down first.
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- mò没shì世bù不wàng忘never forget throughout one's life
- mò没shì世bù不yú渝unchanging until death
- mò没shì世wú无chēng称die without renown
- mò没shì世wú无wén闻live and die in obscurity
- mò没shì世qióng穷nián年for one's entire life
- mò没shì世nán难wàng忘unforgettable until death
- méi没shì事zhǎo找shì事to make trouble out of nothing
- méi没rén仁méi没yì义heartless and unjust
- méi没piān偏méi没xiàng向fair and impartial
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Open the tool →Questions about 没计奈何
What does 没计奈何 mean?
没计奈何 (méi jì nài hé) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be at one's wit's end”.
How do you pronounce 没计奈何?
没计奈何 is pronounced méi jì nài hé in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 没计奈何 literally mean?
Literally, 没计奈何 means “no plan, what can be done”. It is used to mean “to be at one's wit's end”.
What is the Chinese definition of 没计奈何?
指无法可想。