债多不愁 — Chinese idiom
债多不愁
zhài duō bù chóu
Traditional: 債多不愁
Meaning
- (lit.) when up to one's ears in debt, one ceases to worry about it
- (fig.) to be past worrying (about sth)
Character by character
- 债zhàidebt, loan, liability
- 多duōmuch, many, multi-; more than, over
- 不bùno, not, un-; negative prefix
- 愁chóuanxious, worried
Idioms sharing a character
- 以债养债 yǐ zhài yǎng zhài
- 债台高筑 zhài tái gāo zhù
- 不遑多让 bù huáng duō ràng
- 人多势众 rén duō shì zhòng
- 以少胜多 yǐ shǎo shèng duō
- 僧多粥少 sēng duō zhōu shǎo
- 凶多吉少 xiōng duō jí shǎo
- 博学多才 bó xué duō cái
- 博识多通 bó shí duō tōng
- 名目繁多 míng mù fán duō
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