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零七碎八 — “Odds and ends”

零七碎八 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “odds and ends”. Bits and pieces; miscellaneous items.

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零七碎八 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 零líng
  • 七qī
  • 碎suì
  • 八bā

零七碎八 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
零
líng13zero, odd, fragment, fall
七
qī2the number seven
碎
suì13shatter into small pieces
八
bā2the number eight

Example Sentence with 零七碎八

整理完抽屉,我发现里面堆满了各种零七碎八的小物件。
After tidying the drawer, I found it was filled with all sorts of odds and ends.

Idioms Related to 零七碎八

Synonyms of 零七碎八

  • líng零líng零suì碎suì碎in small, scattered pieces

More idioms starting with 零

  • líng零dīng丁gū孤kǔ苦alone, helpless, and miserable
  • líng零qī七bā八suì碎scattered and disorganized
  • líng零guāng光piàn片yǔ羽a tiny fragment of something precious
  • líng零guī圭duàn断bì璧fragmented precious cultural relics
  • líng零dǎ打suì碎qiāo敲do things bit by bit and off and on
  • líng零qiāo敲suì碎dǎ打do things piecemeal
  • líng零zhū珠suì碎yù玉scattered precious fragments
  • líng零suì碎bù不quán全fragmented and incomplete
  • líng零luò落shān山qiū丘die and be buried in a desolate grave
  • líng零líng零sǎn散sǎn散scattered and sparse
  • líng零líng零xīng星xīng星scattered and sporadic

Questions about 零七碎八

What does 零七碎八 mean?
零七碎八 (líng qī suì bā) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “odds and ends”.
How do you pronounce 零七碎八?
零七碎八 is pronounced líng qī suì bā in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 零七碎八?
指零零碎碎的东西
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