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Open the tool →郁郁不得志 (yù yù bù dé zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to feel dejected and frustrated due to unfulfilled ambitions or a lack of opportunity to realize one's talents; to be in low spirits because one's aspirations cannot be realized”.
郁郁不得志 is pronounced yù yù bù dé zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 郁郁不得志 means “dejected and unfulfilled in one's ambitions”. It is used to mean “to feel dejected and frustrated due to unfulfilled ambitions or a lack of opportunity to realize one's talents; to be in low spirits because one's aspirations cannot be realized”.
郁郁:忧伤、愁闷的样子。因自己的抱负志向不能施展而忧郁苦闷。