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无奇不有

wú qí bù yǒudictionary entry
DEFINITION CC-CEDICT
nothing is too bizarre / full of extraordinary things
Sources & editorial notes

Reference definitions: CC-CEDICT contributors and MDBG, CC BY-SA 4.0. Source release 2026-10-27T01:55:52Z. Imported 2026-10-27. Definition wording and meaning order are retained. Recognized pronunciation references are displayed with tone marks; the original source record is available below.

Source record: cd-1f69f844907d2107. Source SHA-256: bbc4b27f26bee1a262f4d7939667a040c7857c7fc0200a2fa7a86d3352a09eae.

Original source entry:

無奇不有 无奇不有 [wu2 qi2 bu4 you3] /nothing is too bizarre/full of extraordinary things/

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Reference information

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Other forms in these source records: 無奇不有

  • 无
    mó

    used in 南無|南无[nā mó]

    wú

    not to have / no / none / not / to lack / un- / -less

  • 奇
    jī

    odd (number)

    qí

    strange / odd / weird / wonderful / surprisingly / unusually

  • 不
    bù

    no / not so / (bound form) not / un-

  • 有
    yǒu

    to have / there is / (bound form) having / with / -ful / -ed / -al (as in 有意[yǒu yì] intentional)

Reference definitions from CC-CEDICT.