有的沒的

简 有的没的 · 繁 有的沒的
Mandarin · pinyin yǒu de méi de

Meanings

  1. trivial (matters)
  2. triviality
  3. nonsense
  4. rubbish
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有
yǒu · have, own, possess; exist
的
de · possessive, adjectival suffix
沒
méi · not, have not, none; to drown, sink
没
méi · not, have not, none; drown, sink
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3–5–2–5 · you3 de5 mei2 de5

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noun

  1. (literally) things that are there and things that are not there; everything that is there
  2. (now more commonly) trivial matters; unimportant words or things; nonsense

adj

  1. trivial; unimportant; petty

adv

  1. trivially; casually

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