无药可就 No medicine can cure implies that no solution exists for a problem

Relation Nicknames

思念苦无药 [sī niàn kŭ wú yào]
It means ‘ missing you bitterly there is no cure ’ indicating intense yearning for someone or something ...
别闹我这里没药 [bié nào wŏ zhè lĭ méi yào]
Dont mess around here ; I have no medicine a phrase conveying exasperation at being unable to offer ...
我的病无药可救 [wŏ de bìng wú yào kĕ jiù]
It translates to my condition cannot be cured This could express a sense of hopelessness about a situation ...
无药病人 [wú yào bìng rén]
This suggests a hopeless feeling of being unable to improve or solve problems in life much like a patient ...
为何找不到医治我的药 [wéi hé zhăo bù dào yī zhì wŏ de yào]
Expressing hopelessness or despair Its as if there ’ s no cure or relief available for one ’ s internal ...
没药了 [méi yào le]
No More Medicine is metaphorical for having run out of solutions or means to help in difficult situations ...
无药自救 [wú yào zì jiù]
No Cure for Oneself symbolizes someone in a difficult situation they cannot solve by themselves ...
你无解药 [nĭ wú jiĕ yào]
You have no cure This implies that there ’ s nothing that can fix or resolve issues involving this ...
没药治了所以我弃疗 [méi yào zhì le suŏ yĭ wŏ qì liáo]
Literally translates to There is no cure so I give up therapy Used when someone thinks there is no hope ...