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無窮遠點
wú qióng yuǎn diǎn
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point at infinity (math.);
infinitely distant point
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無窮集
wú qióng jí
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infinite set (math.)
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理屈詞窮
lǐ qū cí qióng
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faulty argument and poor rhetoric (idiom); unable to put forward any convincing arguments;
without a leg to stand on
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矮醜窮
ǎi chǒu qióng
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(Internet slang) (of a man) unmarriageable (lit. short, ugly and poor);
opposite: 高富帥|高富帅[gao1 fu4 shuai4]
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窮二代
qióng èr dài
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those who did not benefit from the Chinese economic reforms of the 1980s;
see also 富二代[fu4 er4 dai4]
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窮人
qióng rén
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poor people;
the poor
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窮光蛋
qióng guāng dàn
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poor wretch;
pauper;
destitute man;
poverty-stricken peasant;
penniless good-for-nothing;
impecunious vagabond
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窮兵黷武
qióng bīng dú wǔ
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to engage in wars of aggression at will (idiom);
militaristic;
bellicose
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窮則思變
qióng zé sī biàn
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when you hit bottom, you have to come up with a new approach (idiom)
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窮匱
qióng kuì
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to be short of sth;
to be wanting in sth
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窮困
qióng kùn
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destitute;
wretched poverty
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窮國
qióng guó
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poor country
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窮在鬧市無人問，富在深山有遠親
qióng zài nào shì wú rén wèn ， fù zài shēn shān yǒu yuǎn qīn
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the poor are ignored in the busiest city; the rich will find relatives in the deepest mountain
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窮奢極侈
qióng shē jí chǐ
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extravagant in the extreme (idiom)
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窮奢極欲
qióng shē jí yù
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to indulge in a life of luxury (idiom); extreme extravagance
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窮家薄業
qióng jiā bó yè
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poor and with few means of subsistance (idiom);
destitute
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窮寇
qióng kòu
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cornered enemy
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窮山惡水
qióng shān è shuǐ
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lit. barren hills and wild rivers (idiom);
fig. inhospitable natural environment
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窮忙族
qióng máng zú
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the working poor
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窮思苦想
qióng sī kǔ xiǎng
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to think hard (idiom);
to give sth much thought
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窮愁
qióng chóu
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destitute;
troubled;
penniless and full of care
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窮愁潦倒
qióng chóu liáo dǎo
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destitute and troubled;
in dire straits
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窮抖
qióng dǒu
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to shake uncontrollably;
to jiggle (one's leg etc)
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窮於應付
qióng yú yìng fù
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to struggle to cope (with a situation);
to be at one's wits' end
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窮棒子
qióng bàng zi
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poor but spirited person;
destitute;
the poor (traditional)
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