- 一无所知 yīwúsuǒzhī to know nothingnot knowing anything at all; to be completely ignorant about something
- 一无所有 yīwúsuǒyǒu to have nothingnot having anything at all; to not own a thing in the world; often used to describe being extremely poor
- 独一无二 dúyīwú'èr unique(idiom) unique; unparalleled; the only one of its kind; unmatched by anything else
- 一无所获 yīwúsuǒhuò to gain nothingto end up empty-handed; to have accomplished nothing
- 一无是处 yīwúshìchù without any merit(idiom) to be completely without merit; having nothing right or good about it; not a single redeeming feature
- 一无所得 yīwúsuǒdé to gain nothingto have gained nothing at all; to end up with nothing; to come away empty-handed
- 一无所成 yīwúsuǒchéng to accomplish nothingto have no success at all; to achieve absolutely nothing
- 一无所长 yīwúsuǒcháng to have no special skillto have no special strengths or skills; without any professional qualifications
- 一无所求 yīwúsuǒqiú to want for nothingto have no requirements or pursuits; to make no requests for anything
- 一无所能 yīwúsuǒnéng completely incompetentto have no ability whatsoever; to be incapable of doing anything
- 一无可取 yīwúkěqǔ worthlessto have no redeeming qualities; to have nothing to recommend it; completely without merit or strengths
- 一无所闻 yīwúsuǒwén unheard ofto have heard nothing about something; completely unheard of
- 一无长物 yìwúzhàngwù to have nothing to one's nameTo have no extra possessions beyond the bare necessities; originally used to describe a simple, frugal life, but now more commonly used to describe being extremely poor.
- 有一无二 yǒuyīwú'èr uniquerare; unique; only one of its kind
- 一无所动 yīwúsuǒdòng totally unaffectedto be completely unmoved or unimpressed by something
- 一无顾虑 yīwúgùlǜ free from any anxietyto have no worries or misgivings at all; completely without concern