尘垢粃糠 — “Trivial and worthless things”
尘垢粃糠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Trivial and worthless things”. Insignificant trifles; dust, dirt, chaff, and bran as metaphors for things of no value. Literally, “dust, dirt, chaff, and bran”.
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尘垢粃糠 Pronunciation and Pinyin
尘垢粃糠 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 尘垢粃糠
他认为那些无关紧要的琐事，不过是人生中的尘垢粃糠，不必放在心上。
He considered those unimportant trifles to be mere dust and dirt in life, not worth bothering about.
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What does 尘垢粃糠 mean?
尘垢粃糠 (chén gòu bǐ kāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Trivial and worthless things”.
How do you pronounce 尘垢粃糠?
尘垢粃糠 is pronounced chén gòu bǐ kāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 尘垢粃糠 literally mean?
Literally, 尘垢粃糠 means “dust, dirt, chaff, and bran”. It is used to mean “Trivial and worthless things”.
What is the Chinese definition of 尘垢粃糠?
灰尘和污垢，谷粃和米糠。比喻卑微无用之物。