屡见不鲜

屢見不鮮
lǚjiàn-bùxiān
idiom #40,355

Meanings

  1. 1 a common occurrence
  2. 2 seen repeatedly and no longer surprising
  3. 3 nothing new

Examples

HSK 7-9
Zhèzhǒng zhàpiàn shǒuduàn rújīn lǚjiàn-bùxiān.
This kind of scam is a common occurrence nowadays.
HSK 7-9
Wǎngluò shàng de xūjiǎ guǎnggào lǚjiàn-bùxiān.
False advertisements online are nothing new.

Tips

history
Evolved from 《史记·郦生陆贾列传》: 数见不鲜, Liu Bang's advisor Lu Jia was told that if he visited too often, his host would no longer serve him fresh meat. Modern 屡见不鲜 keeps the sense: familiarity breeds loss of novelty.
mistakes
鲜 here means 'fresh, novel' (xiān, first tone), not 'few' (xiǎn, third tone). The point is the thing has lost its freshness because it's seen so often.

Stroke Order

屡 lǚ
见 jiàn
不 bù
鲜 xiān