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Open the tool →千补百衲 (qiān bǔ bǎi nà) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes clothes that are extremely worn out and have been patched countless times, often indicating poverty or prolonged use”.
千补百衲 is pronounced qiān bǔ bǎi nà in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 千补百衲 means “a thousand patches, a hundred mends”. It is used to mean “describes clothes that are extremely worn out and have been patched countless times, often indicating poverty or prolonged use”.
形容衣服很破,补了又补。