不猪用英语怎么说

"不猪用" (bú zhū yòng) is a colloquial phrase in Chinese that means "useless" or "pointless." It is not a commonly used phrase in English and does not have a direct translation.
The phrase "不猪用" is thought to have originated from the phrase "不如猪用," which means "not as useful as a pig." In Chinese culture, pigs are seen as hardworking and practical animals that are able to make use of anything they come across. Therefore, something that is "不如猪用" is not very useful or practical.
Here are some examples of how "不猪用" can be used in Chinese:
这个东西真是不猪用，我从来没用过。 (Zhège dōngxi zhēnshi bú zhū yòng, wǒ cónglái méi yòng guò. This thing is really useless, I've never used it.)
这个软件太难用了，完全不猪用。 (Zhège ruǎnjiàn tài nán yòng le, wánquán bú zhū yòng. This software is too difficult to use, it's completely useless.)
In English, you can use words like "useless," "pointless," or "worthless" to convey a similar meaning. Here are some examples of how these words can be used in English:
That gadget is completely useless, I've never used it.
This software is too difficult to use, it's completely pointless.