仅识之无 — “To be barely literate”
仅识之无 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be barely literate”. To know only a few basic characters. Literally, “Only recognizing 'zhi' and 'wu'”.
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仅识之无 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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老王年轻时没机会读书，至今仍然仅识之无，写信都得请人代笔。
Old Wang didn't have the opportunity to study when he was young, and even now he is barely literate, needing others to write letters for him.
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Open the tool →Questions about 仅识之无
What does 仅识之无 mean?
仅识之无 (jǐn shí zhī wú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be barely literate”.
How do you pronounce 仅识之无?
仅识之无 is pronounced jǐn shí zhī wú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 仅识之无 literally mean?
Literally, 仅识之无 means “Only recognizing 'zhi' and 'wu'”. It is used to mean “to be barely literate”.
What is the Chinese definition of 仅识之无?
之无：指最简单的字。形容识字不多