食之无味弃之不甘 Pronunciation and Pinyin
食之无味弃之不甘 Usage and Examples
Not worth keeping, but a pity to discard.
Unsatisfying, yet hard to let go.
The characters in 食之无味弃之不甘
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 食
- shí食bú不yàn厌jīng精kuài脍bú不yàn厌xì细No dish is too refined, no mince too fine., Food should be elaborately prepared; meat should be finely chopped.
- shí食bù不guǒ裹fù腹not have enough food to eat
- shí食zhī之wú无wèi味tasteless, bland
- shí食zhī之wú无wèi味qì弃zhī之kě可xī惜Not worth keeping, but a shame to discard., Too bland to eat, too good to throw away.
- shí食jù具Tableware, Eating utensils
- shí食pǐn品food, foodstuff
- shí食pǐn品gōng公sī司Food company, Food processing company
- shí食pǐn品jiā加gōng工Food processing, Food manufacturing
- shí食pǐn品jiā加gōng工chǎng厂food processing plant, food factory
- shí食pǐn品bāo包zhuāng装food packaging, food package
- shí食pǐn品bāo包zhuāng装háng行yè业food packaging industry, food packaging sector
- shí食pǐn品ān安quán全food safety
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What does 食之无味弃之不甘 mean in Chinese?
食之无味弃之不甘 (shí zhī wú wèi qì zhī bù gān) means “not worth keeping, but a pity to discard, Unsatisfying, yet hard to let go”.
How do you pronounce 食之无味弃之不甘?
食之无味弃之不甘 is pronounced shí zhī wú wèi qì zhī bù gān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Not worth keeping, but a pity to discard.” in Chinese?
“Not worth keeping, but a pity to discard.” is 食之无味弃之不甘 (shí zhī wú wèi qì zhī bù gān) in Chinese.