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有價無市
简 有价无市 · 繁 有價無市Mandarin · pinyin yǒu jià wú shì
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- (idiom) having an asking price but few or no buyers
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3–4–2–4 · you3 jia4 wu2 shi4
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- (idiomatic) having a price but no sales, i.e. listed with a fictitious or prohibitively high price but having no sales
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