Usage of the character 靡
mǐ
靡
[靡]
- extravagant
- go with fashion
- not
mí
靡
[靡]
- to waste (money)
mílàn
靡烂
[靡爛]
- rotting; decaying
pīmǐ
披靡
[披靡]
- to be swept by the wind
- to be blown about by the wind
- to be routed (in battle etc)
shēmí
奢靡
[奢靡]
- extravagant
qǐmǐ
绮靡
[綺靡]
- beautiful and intricate
- ornate
- gorgeous
huámí
华靡
[華靡]
- luxurious
- opulent
wěimǐ
委靡
[委靡]
- dispirited
- depressed
yínmǐ
淫靡
[淫靡]
- profligate
- extravagantly showy
- (of music) lascivious
- decadent
tuímǐ
颓靡
[頹靡]
- (literary) devastated
fēngmǐ
风靡
[風靡]
- fashionable
- popular
mífèi
靡费
[靡費]
- to waste
- to squander
wěimǐ
萎靡
[萎靡]
- dispirited
- depressed
chǐmí
侈靡
[侈靡]
- wasteful
- extravagant
fēngmǐyīshí
风靡一时
[風靡一時]
- fashionable for a while (idiom); all the rage
suǒxiàngpīmǐ
所向披靡
[所向披靡]
- (idiom) to sweep everything before one; to be invincible
kuāduōdòumǐ
夸多斗靡
[誇多鬥靡]
- (idiom) to use literary phrases in one's writing to show off one's erudition
mǐyǒujiéyí
靡有孑遗
[靡有孑遺]
- all dead and no survivors
mǐmǐzhīyīn
靡靡之音
[靡靡之音]
- decadent music
wěimǐbùzhèn
委靡不振
[委靡不振]
- variant of 萎靡不振 (wěimǐbùzhèn)
wěimǐbùzhèn
萎靡不振
[萎靡不振]
- dispirited and listless (idiom); downcast
mǐbùyǒuchū,xiǎnkèyǒuzhōng
靡不有初，鲜克有终
[靡不有初，鮮克有終]
- almost everything has a start, but not many things have an end (idiom); don't start sth you can't handle