积年累月 — Chinese idiom
积年累月
jī nián lěi yuè
Traditional: 積年累月
Meaning
- year in, year out
- (over) many years
Character by character
- 积jīto store up, to amass, to accumulate
- 年niányear; anniversary; a person's age
- 累lěitired; to accumulate; to involve; bother, nuisance
- 月yuèmoon; month
Idioms sharing a character
- 厚积薄发 hòu jī bó fā
- 厝火积薪 cuò huǒ jī xīn
- 堆积如山 duī jī rú shān
- 积不相能 jī bù xiāng néng
- 积劳成疾 jī láo chéng jí
- 积土成山 jī tǔ chéng shān
- 积少成多 jī shǎo chéng duō
- 积恶余殃 jī è yú yāng
- 积于忽微 jī yú hū wēi
- 积习难改 jī xí nán gǎi
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