予违汝弼 — “You should correct my mistakes”
予违汝弼 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “You should correct my mistakes”. A call for subordinates or peers to offer constructive criticism to a superior or partner. Literally, “I err, you correct”.
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予违汝弼 Pronunciation and Pinyin
予违汝弼 Character Breakdown
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在团队项目中，大家都要有予违汝弼的精神，互相提醒，共同进步。
In team projects, everyone should embrace the spirit of 'You should correct my mistakes,' reminding each other and making progress together.
Idioms Related to 予违汝弼
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- yǔ予rén人kǒu口shí实give others grounds for criticism
- yú予qǔ取yú予duó夺take whatever one wants
- yú予qǔ取yú予xié携take whatever one desires
- yú予qǔ取yú予qiú求take or ask for whatever one wishes
- yǔ予duó夺shēng生shā杀wield absolute power over life and death
- yú予zhì智yú予xióng雄conceited and self-important
- yǔ予mò末xiǎo小zǐ子I, your humble descendant
- yǔ予chǐ齿qù去jiǎo角Nothing is perfect
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What does 予违汝弼 mean?
予违汝弼 (yǔ wéi rǔ bì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “You should correct my mistakes”.
How do you pronounce 予违汝弼?
予违汝弼 is pronounced yǔ wéi rǔ bì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 予违汝弼 literally mean?
Literally, 予违汝弼 means “I err, you correct”. It is used to mean “You should correct my mistakes”.
What is the Chinese definition of 予违汝弼?
违：过失；弼：纠正。我有过失，你应帮我纠正