无所作为
wú suǒ zuò wéiㄨˊ ㄙㄨㄛˇ ㄗㄨㄛˋ ㄨㄟˊ
Traditional: 無所作為
HSK 3.0 · 7–9
无所作为 (wú suǒ zuò wéi) means attempting nothing and accomplishing nothing (idiom); without any initiative or drive; feckless.
Meaning(verb)
attempting nothing and accomplishing nothing (idiom); without any initiative or drive; feckless
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Stroke order
4 strokes
not to have; no; none; not; to lack; un-; -less
8 strokes
actually; place; classifier for houses, small buildings, institutions etc; that which; particle introducing a relative clause or passive
7 strokes
worker; workshop; (slang) troublesome; high-maintenance (person)
4 strokes
as (in the capacity of); to take sth as; to act as; to serve as; to behave as; to become; to be; to do; by (in the passive voice)
Related words
- 无 wú — not to have; no; none; not; to lack; un-; -less
- 无论 wú lùn — no matter what or how; regardless of whether...
- 无聊 wú liáo — bored; boring; senseless
- 无数 wú shù — countless; numberless; innumerable
- 无奈 wú nài — to have no alternative; frustrated; exasperated; helpless; (conjunction) but unfortunately
- 毫无 háo wú — not in the least; to completely lack
- 无比 wú bǐ — incomparable; matchless
- 无知 wú zhī — ignorant; ignorance