sing1 sing1 dim2 dim2星星點點星星点点

Jyutpingsing1 sing1 dim2 dim2
Yalesīng sīng dím dím

Definition

Bits and pieces; scattered specks, drops, or tiny particles.

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How it's used

Use this phrase to describe a scattered collection of small, miscellaneous items that lack a specific category. It carries a slightly more descriptive and visual nuance than just saying 雜物, as it emphasizes the fragmented or sparse nature of the objects. It is frequently used when someone is cleaning up or organizing a messy space.

Examples

Have you finished tidying up those bits and pieces?

Common phrases

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with the idiom 星星點點 which can also refer to scattered lights or stars in the sky. In a domestic context, it specifically refers to physical objects rather than abstract concepts or celestial bodies.

Grammar color guide

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