赍志以没 — “To die with one's ambitions unfulfilled”
赍志以没 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to die with one's ambitions unfulfilled”. To pass away without realizing one's aspirations. Literally, “To die carrying one's ambition”.
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他一生致力于推动文化交流，但直到去世，许多宏伟的计划仍未实现，最终赍志以没。
He dedicated his life to promoting cultural exchange, but many of his grand plans remained unrealized until his passing, and he ultimately died with his ambitions unfulfilled.
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What does 赍志以没 mean?
赍志以没 (jī zhì yǐ méi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to die with one's ambitions unfulfilled”.
How do you pronounce 赍志以没?
赍志以没 is pronounced jī zhì yǐ méi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 赍志以没 literally mean?
Literally, 赍志以没 means “to die carrying one's ambition”. It is used to mean “to die with one's ambitions unfulfilled”.
What is the Chinese definition of 赍志以没?
指怀抱着未遂的志愿而死去。同“赍志而殁”。