大有人在 (dà yǒu rén zài) — there are plenty of such people; such persons are by no means rare
Definition
Idiomatic verb phrase meaning 'there are plenty of such people' — emphasizes that a type of person is far from rare. Used predicatively at the end of a clause, not as a subject.
verb
there are plenty of such peoplesuch persons are by no means rare
Examples
- 大有人在。Xiàng tā zhè yàng qín fèn de xué shēng dà yǒu rén zài.There are plenty of hardworking students like him.
- ，。Bié dān xīn, fǎn duì zhè ge jì huà de rén dà yǒu rén zài.Don't worry, there are plenty of people who oppose this plan.
- ，。Zài zhè ge háng yè lǐ, yǒu shí nián jīng yàn de rén dà yǒu rén zài.In this industry, people with ten years of experience are not rare.
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