一无可取 — “To have no redeeming features or merits”
一无可取 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have no redeeming features or merits”. Utterly worthless or without value. Literally, “not a single thing to be taken”.
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一无可取 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 一yī
- 无wú
- 可kě
- 取qǔ
一无可取 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 一无可取
他虽然努力完成了任务，但由于缺乏经验，这份报告写得真是一无可取。
Although he tried hard to complete the task, due to a lack of experience, this report was truly without any redeeming qualities.
Idioms Related to 一无可取
Synonyms of 一无可取
Antonyms of 一无可取
More idioms starting with 一
- yī一dīng丁bù不shí识completely illiterate
- yī一dīng丁diǎn点er儿a tiny bit
- yī一bù不zuò作，，èr二bù不xiū休Finish what you start
- yī一bù不zuò做，，èr二bù不xiū休in for a penny, in for a pound
- yī一bù不yā压zhòng众，，bǎi百bù不suí随yī一The minority cannot prevail against the majority
- yī一bù不niǔ扭zhòng众One person cannot defy the crowd
- yī一shì世zhī之xióng雄A hero of a generation
- yī一shì世lóng龙mén门A generation's revered influential figure
- yī一qiū丘yī一hè壑live contentedly in nature
- yī一qiū丘zhī之hé貉birds of a feather
- yī一sī丝yī一háo毫the slightest amount
- yī一sī丝bù不luàn乱perfectly orderly and neat
Questions about 一无可取
- What does 一无可取 mean?
- 一无可取 (yī wú kě qǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have no redeeming features or merits”.
- How do you pronounce 一无可取?
- 一无可取 is pronounced yī wú kě qǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 一无可取 literally mean?
- Literally, 一无可取 means “not a single thing to be taken”. It is used to mean “to have no redeeming features or merits”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 一无可取?
- 没有一点儿可以肯定的地方。