There are 47 total results for your 虧 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
虧 亏 see styles |
kuī kui1 k`uei kuei |
to lose (money); to have a deficit; to be deficient; to treat unfairly; luckily; fortunately; thanks to; (used to introduce an ironic remark about sb who has fallen short of expectations) |
虧待 亏待 see styles |
kuī dài kui1 dai4 k`uei tai kuei tai |
to treat sb unfairly |
虧得 亏得 see styles |
kuī de kui1 de5 k`uei te kuei te |
fortunately; luckily; (sarcastic) fancy that, how fortunate! |
虧心 亏心 see styles |
kuī xīn kui1 xin1 k`uei hsin kuei hsin |
a guilty conscience |
虧折 亏折 see styles |
kuī zhé kui1 zhe2 k`uei che kuei che |
to make a capital loss |
虧損 亏损 see styles |
kuī sǔn kui1 sun3 k`uei sun kuei sun |
deficit; (financial) loss |
虧本 亏本 see styles |
kuī běn kui1 ben3 k`uei pen kuei pen |
to make a loss |
虧格 亏格 see styles |
kuī gé kui1 ge2 k`uei ko kuei ko |
(math.) genus |
虧欠 亏欠 see styles |
kuī qiàn kui1 qian4 k`uei ch`ien kuei chien |
to have a deficit; to be in the red; to owe |
虧產 亏产 see styles |
kuī chǎn kui1 chan3 k`uei ch`an kuei chan |
shortfall in production |
虧盈 see styles |
kiei / kie きえい |
(archaism) waxing and waning |
虧空 亏空 see styles |
kuī kōng kui1 kong1 k`uei k`ung kuei kung |
in debt; in the red; in deficit |
虧缺 亏缺 see styles |
kuī quē kui1 que1 k`uei ch`üeh kuei chüeh |
to be lacking; to fall short of; to wane; deficit; deficient |
虧負 亏负 see styles |
kuī fù kui1 fu4 k`uei fu kuei fu kipu |
deficient; to let sb down; to cause sb suffering be unfair |
吃虧 吃亏 see styles |
chī kuī chi1 kui1 ch`ih k`uei chih kuei |
to suffer losses; to come to grief; to lose out; to get the worst of it; to be at a disadvantage; unfortunately |
多虧 多亏 see styles |
duō kuī duo1 kui1 to k`uei to kuei |
thanks to; luckily |
幸虧 幸亏 see styles |
xìng kuī xing4 kui1 hsing k`uei hsing kuei |
fortunately; luckily |
得虧 得亏 see styles |
dei kuī dei3 kui1 tei k`uei tei kuei |
luckily; fortunately |
扭虧 扭亏 see styles |
niǔ kuī niu3 kui1 niu k`uei niu kuei |
to make good a deficit; to reverse a loss |
暗虧 暗亏 see styles |
àn kuī an4 kui1 an k`uei an kuei |
hidden loss (finance) |
月虧 月亏 see styles |
yuè kuī yue4 kui1 yüeh k`uei yüeh kuei |
waning moon; to wane |
理虧 理亏 see styles |
lǐ kuī li3 kui1 li k`uei li kuei |
in the wrong |
盈虧 盈亏 see styles |
yíng kuī ying2 kui1 ying k`uei ying kuei eiki / eki えいき |
profit and loss; waxing and waning (n,vs,vi) (1) (rare) {astron} waxing and waning (of the moon); phase; (n,vs,vi) (2) (rare) rising and falling (of fortune) |
血虧 血亏 see styles |
xuè kuī xue4 kui1 hsüeh k`uei hsüeh kuei |
anemia |
虧心事 亏心事 see styles |
kuī xīn shì kui1 xin1 shi4 k`uei hsin shih kuei hsin shih |
shameful deed |
吃大虧 吃大亏 see styles |
chī dà kuī chi1 da4 kui1 ch`ih ta k`uei chih ta kuei |
to cost one dearly; to end disastrously; to pay bitterly |
啞巴虧 哑巴亏 see styles |
yǎ ba kuī ya3 ba5 kui1 ya pa k`uei ya pa kuei |
pent-up unspoken grievances; suffering not willingly or possibly spoken of |
戒虧損 戒亏损 see styles |
jiè kuī sǔn jie4 kui1 sun3 chieh k`uei sun chieh kuei sun kai kison |
impairment of morality |
虧本出售 亏本出售 see styles |
kuī běn chū shòu kui1 ben3 chu1 shou4 k`uei pen ch`u shou kuei pen chu shou |
to sell at a loss |
功虧一簣 功亏一篑 see styles |
gōng kuī yī kuì gong1 kui1 yi1 kui4 kung k`uei i k`uei kung kuei i kuei |
lit. to ruin the enterprise for the sake of one basketful; to fail through lack of a final effort; to spoil the ship for a ha'penny worth of tar (idiom) |
吃啞巴虧 吃哑巴亏 see styles |
chī yǎ ba kuī chi1 ya3 ba5 kui1 ch`ih ya pa k`uei chih ya pa kuei |
to be forced to suffer in silence; unable to speak of one's bitter suffering |
吃虧上當 吃亏上当 see styles |
chī kuī shàng dàng chi1 kui1 shang4 dang4 ch`ih k`uei shang tang chih kuei shang tang |
to be taken advantage of |
扭虧為盈 扭亏为盈 see styles |
niǔ kuī - wéi yíng niu3 kui1 - wei2 ying2 niu k`uei - wei ying niu kuei - wei ying |
(idiom) to get into the black; to become profitable |
有虧職守 有亏职守 see styles |
yǒu kuī zhí shǒu you3 kui1 zhi2 shou3 yu k`uei chih shou yu kuei chih shou |
(to be guilty of) dereliction of duty |
盈虧自負 盈亏自负 see styles |
yíng kuī zì fù ying2 kui1 zi4 fu4 ying k`uei tzu fu ying kuei tzu fu |
responsible for its profit and losses (of organization); financially autonomous; personal financial responsibility |
自知理虧 自知理亏 see styles |
zì zhī lǐ kuī zi4 zhi1 li3 kui1 tzu chih li k`uei tzu chih li kuei |
to know that one is in the wrong (idiom) |
自負盈虧 自负盈亏 see styles |
zì fù yíng kuī zi4 fu4 ying2 kui1 tzu fu ying k`uei tzu fu ying kuei |
responsible for its profit and losses (of organization); financially autonomous; personal financial responsibility |
盈虧(oK) see styles |
eiki / eki えいき |
(noun/participle) waxing and waning; phases of moon |
好漢不吃眼前虧 好汉不吃眼前亏 see styles |
hǎo hàn bù chī yǎn qián kuī hao3 han4 bu4 chi1 yan3 qian2 kui1 hao han pu ch`ih yen ch`ien k`uei hao han pu chih yen chien kuei |
a wise man knows better than to fight when the odds are against him (idiom) |
貨問三家不吃虧 货问三家不吃亏 see styles |
huò wèn sān jiā bù chī kuī huo4 wen4 san1 jia1 bu4 chi1 kui1 huo wen san chia pu ch`ih k`uei huo wen san chia pu chih kuei |
see 貨比三家不吃虧|货比三家不吃亏[huo4 bi3 san1 jia1 bu4 chi1 kui1] |
貨比三家不吃虧 货比三家不吃亏 see styles |
huò bǐ sān jiā bù chī kuī huo4 bi3 san1 jia1 bu4 chi1 kui1 huo pi san chia pu ch`ih k`uei huo pi san chia pu chih kuei |
shop around first and you won't get ripped off (idiom) |
月満つれば則ち虧く see styles |
tsukimitsurebasunawachikaku つきみつればすなわちかく |
(expression) (proverb) every tide has its ebb |
九仞の功を一簣に虧く see styles |
kyuujinnokouoikkinikaku / kyujinnokooikkinikaku きゅうじんのこうをいっきにかく |
(exp,v5k) (idiom) to fail one step short of great success; to fall at the last hurdle |
不做虧心事，不怕鬼敲門 不做亏心事，不怕鬼敲门 see styles |
bù zuò kuī xīn shì , bù pà guǐ qiāo mén bu4 zuo4 kui1 xin1 shi4 , bu4 pa4 gui3 qiao1 men2 pu tso k`uei hsin shih , pu p`a kuei ch`iao men pu tso kuei hsin shih , pu pa kuei chiao men |
he who never wrongs others does not fear the knock in the night; you can rest with a clear conscience |
不聽老人言，吃虧在眼前 不听老人言，吃亏在眼前 see styles |
bù tīng lǎo rén yán , chī kuī zài yǎn qián bu4 ting1 lao3 ren2 yan2 , chi1 kui1 zai4 yan3 qian2 pu t`ing lao jen yen , ch`ih k`uei tsai yen ch`ien pu ting lao jen yen , chih kuei tsai yen chien |
(idiom) ignore your elders at your peril |
Variations: |
michikake みちかけ |
{astron} waxing and waning (of the Moon) |
平生不做虧心事，半夜敲門心不驚 平生不做亏心事，半夜敲门心不惊 see styles |
píng shēng bù zuò kuī xīn shì , bàn yè qiāo mén xīn bù jīng ping2 sheng1 bu4 zuo4 kui1 xin1 shi4 , ban4 ye4 qiao1 men2 xin1 bu4 jing1 p`ing sheng pu tso k`uei hsin shih , pan yeh ch`iao men hsin pu ching ping sheng pu tso kuei hsin shih , pan yeh chiao men hsin pu ching |
He who never wrongs others does not fear the knock in the night.; Rest with a clear conscience. |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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