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江郎才尽jiāng láng cái jìnone’s inspiration has dried up; one’s creative powers are exhausted
❍ 她的嗓音很尖，轻轻地说，“智多星，～了吗？”(周而复《上海的早晨》 Ⅰ—522) She spoke softly,in a high-pitched voice: “What about you,our master mind. Zhong sheng,has your inspiration dried up?” 江郎才尽jiang lang cai jinJianglang,an ancient Chinese poet,depleted of his talents—a writer at the end of his wits 江郎才尽jiānɡ lánɡ cái jìn比喻人的文思渐衰，本领逐尽。come to one’s wits’ end, one’s inspiration has dried up, at the end of one’s resources |