Qián
qióng

idiom
common

Meaning of 黔驴技穷

黔驴技穷 means at the end of one's tether; one's tricks have been exhausted. Pronounced Qián lǘ jì qióng.

  • at the end of one's tether; one's tricks have been exhausted

Definitions & Examples

Miàn
duì
xīn
de
shù
tiǎo
zhàn
 
jiā
gōng
Qián
qióng
 
háo
duì
 

Faced with new technological challenges, that company is at its wits' end and has no countermeasures.

de
sān
bǎn
guò
hòu
biàn便
Qián
qióng
 
zài
chū
shén
me
yǒu
jiàn
shè
xìng
de
jiàn
le
 

After his few limited tricks, he has exhausted all his resources and can no longer offer any constructive opinions.

zhì
zhōng
pán
 
shì
Qián
qióng
 
zhǐ
néng
yǎn
zhēng
zhēng
kàn
zhe
duì
shǒu
gōng
chéng
lüè
 

By the middle game, he was already at his wit's end and could only watch helplessly as his opponent captured territory.

yào
zǒng
xiǎng
yòng
lǎo
bàn
jiě
jué
xīn
wèn
 
fǒu
hěn
kuài
jiù
huì
Qián
qióng
 

Don't always try to solve new problems with old methods, or you'll soon be at the end of your rope.