fung1 ji1 zuk1 sik6豐衣足食丰衣足食
Jyutpingfung1 ji1 zuk1 sik6
Yalefūng yī jūk sihk
Definition
To have ample food and clothing, living a life of plenty without worrying about basic needs.
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How it's used
This idiom carries a sense of stability and contentment rather than extreme wealth or luxury. It describes a state where one has enough to cover all basic needs like food and clothing, implying a comfortable middle class existence. It is often used to express a modest goal for a peaceful life.
Examples
Their family lives a life of plenty and is very happy.
Who wouldn't want to live a life of plenty?
Related words
Common phrases
to live a life of plenty
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