without precedent(dé wèi cháng yǒu)

without precedent

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is d é w è ICH á ngy ǒ u, which means unprecedented and has been obtained since now. It comes from the book with Guo Gongfu written by Su Shi of Song Dynasty.

Idiom usage

As a predicate; as never before

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: unprecedented

The origin of Idioms

One of Su Shi's "book with Guo Gongfu" in Song Dynasty: "yesterday, I was humiliated, but I didn't hear the words for a long time, so I expressed my intention, and I didn't have a taste of it."

Idiom explanation

It's unprecedented. It's only now. It's the same as "never had a good result".

Chinese PinYin : dé wèi cháng yǒu