犹未为晚 — Chinese idiom
犹未为晚
yóu wèi wéi wǎn
Traditional: 猶未為晚
Meaning
- it is not too late
Character by character
- 犹yóusimilar to, just like, as
- 未wèinot yet; 8th terrestrial branch
- 为wéito do, to act; to handle, to govern; to be
- 晚wǎnnight, evening; late
Idioms sharing a character
- 困兽犹斗 kùn shòu yóu dòu
- 言犹在耳 yán yóu zài ěr
- 记忆犹新 jì yì yóu xīn
- 虽败犹荣 suī bài yóu róng
- 虽死犹生 suī sǐ yóu shēng
- 乳臭未干 rǔ xiù wèi gān
- 前所未有 qián suǒ wèi yǒu
- 前所未闻 qián suǒ wèi wén
- 前缘未了 qián yuán wèi liǎo
- 宝刀未老 bǎo dāo wèi lǎo
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