可有可无 (kě yǒu kě wú) — dispensable, not essential, optional

Definición

An idiom meaning 'dispensable, not essential' — whether something exists or not makes no real difference.

idiom
dispensablenot essentialoptional

Ejemplos

  • 可有可无
    Zhè xiē dōng xī duì wǒ lái shuō kě yǒu kě wú, mǎi bu mǎi dōu xíng.
    These things are dispensable to me; I can take them or leave them.
  • 可有可无
    Zài tuán duì zhōng, měi gè rén dōu yǒu zì jǐ de zuò yòng, méi yǒu rén shì kě yǒu kě wú de.
    In a team, everyone has their own role; no one is dispensable.
  • 可有可无
    Zhè ge guān diǎn kě yǒu kě wú, bú shì wǒ men tǎo lùn de zhòng diǎn.
    This opinion is not essential; it's not the focus of our discussion.

Explora más palabras de HSK 7-9 o busca en el diccionario de 43 000 palabras.