无所施其伎 — “To be unable to employ one's skills or stratagems”
无所施其伎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be unable to employ one's skills or stratagems”. To have no scope for one's cunning. Literally, “Nowhere to apply one's tricks/skills”.
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无所施其伎 Pronunciation and Pinyin
无所施其伎 Character Breakdown
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小明的所有计谋都被识破了，最终无所施其伎，只能束手就擒。
All of Xiao Ming's stratagems were seen through, and eventually, with no tricks left to employ, he could only surrender.
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Synonyms of 无所施其伎
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- wú无yǔ与wéi为bǐ比unparalleled, without equal
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- wú无yè业yóu游mín民unemployed wandering vagrant
- wú无sī丝yǒu有xiàn线under a cloud of suspicion
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Open the tool →Questions about 无所施其伎
What does 无所施其伎 mean?
无所施其伎 (wú suǒ shī qí jì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be unable to employ one's skills or stratagems”.
How do you pronounce 无所施其伎?
无所施其伎 is pronounced wú suǒ shī qí jì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 无所施其伎 literally mean?
Literally, 无所施其伎 means “Nowhere to apply one's tricks/skills”. It is used to mean “to be unable to employ one's skills or stratagems”.
What is the Chinese definition of 无所施其伎?
没有办法施展其伎俩手段。同“无所施其技”。