弱不禁风 — Chinese idiom
弱不禁风
ruò bù jīn fēng
Traditional: 弱不禁風
Meaning
- (lit.) too weak to stand up to the wind
- (fig.) extremely delicate; fragile
Character by character
- 弱ruòweak, fragile, delicate
- 不bùno, not, un-; negative prefix
- 禁jīnto restrict, to prohibit, to forbid; to endure
- 风fēngwind; air; customs, manners; news
Idioms sharing a character
- 不甘示弱 bù gān shì ruò
- 以弱胜强 yǐ ruò shèng qiáng
- 以强凌弱 yǐ qiáng líng ruò
- 国弱民穷 guó ruò mín qióng
- 年老体弱 nián lǎo tǐ ruò
- 弱肉强食 ruò ròu qiáng shí
- 恃强欺弱 shì qiáng qī ruò
- 扶弱抑强 fú ruò yì qiáng
- 文弱书生 wén ruò shū shēng
- 锄强扶弱 chú qiáng fú ruò
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