Chinese Symbol for take unnecessary pains to study an insignificant or insoluble problem

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Chinese Symbols Pronunciation (Pinyin) And Meaning:

Pronunciation: zuānniújiǎojiān

Syntactic Function:

Meaning:take unnecessary pains to study an insignificant or insoluble problem;split hairs


Pronunciation: zuānniújiǎojiān

Syntactic Function:

Meaning:get into dead end


Pronunciation:

Syntactic Function:

Meaning:split hairs



Chinese Symbols Writing Structure And Meaning:


Character: Chinese Symbol Character


learn more about Chinese radicalsChinese Radical:Chinese Symbol Radical learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order Count: 10
learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order: 3,1,1,1,5,2,1,2,5,1

Meaning: drill;bore
study intensively
secure personal gain
get into
break through


Character: Chinese Symbol Character


learn more about Chinese radicalsChinese Radical:Chinese Symbol Radical learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order Count: 4
learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order: 3,1,1,2

Meaning: ox;cattle
Sagitturius


Character: Chinese Symbol Character


learn more about Chinese radicalsChinese Radical:Chinese Symbol Radical learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order Count: 7
learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order: 3,5,3,5,1,1,2

Meaning: horn of an animal
frontal bone
horn-like hairs
angle
corner
sth.in the shape of a horn
cape
birds and beasts
oblique
horn;toot;bulge
level;strickle


Character: Chinese Symbol Character


learn more about Chinese radicalsChinese Radical:Chinese Symbol Radical learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order Count: 6
learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order: 2,3,4,1,3,4

Meaning: sharp-pointed;pointed
shrill;high-pitched
novel and unique
sensitive
acrimonious
male
crafty