仁言利博 — “A benevolent person's words can bring extensive benefits to others”
仁言利博 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a benevolent person's words can bring extensive benefits to others”. Kind words yield great advantages. Literally, “Benevolent words widely benefit”.
仁言利博 Pronunciation and Pinyin
仁言利博 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 仁言利博
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- rén仁xīn心rén仁shù术benevolent mind and superb medical skills
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Open the tool →Questions about 仁言利博
What does 仁言利博 mean?
仁言利博 (rén yán lì bó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a benevolent person's words can bring extensive benefits to others”.
How do you pronounce 仁言利博?
仁言利博 is pronounced rén yán lì bó in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 仁言利博 literally mean?
Literally, 仁言利博 means “Benevolent words widely benefit”. It is used to mean “a benevolent person's words can bring extensive benefits to others”.
What is the Chinese definition of 仁言利博?
博：多，广。指有仁德的人说一句话，别人就能得到很大的好处。