蚊子再小也是肉 | Chinese meaning

蚊子再小也是肉【wén zi zài xiǎo yě shì ròu】

lit. even a mosquito, though tiny, provides some nourishment (idiom)
fig. it's better than nothing

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Even a mosquito, though tiny, provides some nourishment (idiom)

This idiom is used to express that even something small or insignificant can still be of some value; it implies that one should appreciate what they have, even if it seems negligible.

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This small gift may not be expensive, but even a mosquito, though tiny, provides some nourishment.

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In life, even if one earns little, it’s still better than nothing.

Generated collocations (experimental)

it's better than nothing，as long as there’s something, that’s good enough，better to have a little than to have nothing at alleven the small things are valuablebe proactive in facing difficulties，there is value in things, regardless of sizeeven trivial things have their significancebetter than having nothinga little is better than nonesmall but certain happiness

蚊子再小也是肉【wén zi zài xiǎo yě shì ròu】

lit. even a mosquito, though tiny, provides some nourishment (idiom)
fig. it's better than nothing

Generated definitions (experimental)

Even a mosquito, though tiny, provides some nourishment (idiom)

This idiom is used to express that even something small or insignificant can still be of some value; it implies that one should appreciate what they have, even if it seems negligible.