惠而不费 — “To offer a benefit or kindness at little to no cost to oneself”
惠而不费 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to offer a benefit or kindness at little to no cost to oneself”. A benevolent act that requires no personal sacrifice. Literally, “Benefit without cost”.
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分享自己的经验是一种惠而不费的好方法，既能帮助别人，自己也能巩固知识。
Sharing one's experience is a good way to offer a benefit without personal cost; it helps others while also reinforcing one's own knowledge.
Idioms Related to 惠而不费
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- huì惠zi子shàn善pì譬To view strengths as shortcomings
- huì惠zǐ子zhī知wǒ我profound understanding between close friends
- huì惠shī施zhī之móu谋seek diverse counsel for clear judgment
- huì惠rán然zhī之gù顾graciously honor with a visit
- huì惠rán然kěn肯lái来kindly favor us with your visit
- huì惠fēng风hé和chàng畅gentle breeze and pleasant harmony
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What does 惠而不费 mean?
惠而不费 (huì ér bù fèi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to offer a benefit or kindness at little to no cost to oneself”.
How do you pronounce 惠而不费?
惠而不费 is pronounced huì ér bù fèi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 惠而不费 literally mean?
Literally, 惠而不费 means “Benefit without cost”. It is used to mean “to offer a benefit or kindness at little to no cost to oneself”.
What is the Chinese definition of 惠而不费?
惠：给人好处；费：耗费。给人好处，自己却无所损失。