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Open the tool →蓄盈待竭 (xù yíng dài jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to conserve one's strength and wait for the opponent to be exhausted before striking; to bide one's time until the adversary's resources or morale are depleted”.
蓄盈待竭 is pronounced xù yíng dài jié in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蓄盈待竭 means “Accumulate vigor, await exhaustion”. It is used to mean “to conserve one's strength and wait for the opponent to be exhausted before striking; to bide one's time until the adversary's resources or morale are depleted”.
蓄:积蓄,储藏;竭:干涸。积蓄部队的锐气,等待对方士气低落时再出击