逸以待劳 — “At ease to await the weary”
逸以待劳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rest and conserve strength while waiting for the opponent to become weary; to take advantage of an enemy's exhaustion by remaining fresh and ready”. Literally, “at ease to await the weary”.
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What does 逸以待劳 mean?
逸以待劳 (yì yǐ dài láo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rest and conserve strength while waiting for the opponent to become weary; to take advantage of an enemy's exhaustion by remaining fresh and ready”.
How do you pronounce 逸以待劳?
逸以待劳 is pronounced yì yǐ dài láo in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 逸以待劳 literally mean?
Literally, 逸以待劳 means “at ease to await the weary”. It is used to mean “to rest and conserve strength while waiting for the opponent to become weary; to take advantage of an enemy's exhaustion by remaining fresh and ready”.
What is the Chinese definition of 逸以待劳?
犹以逸待劳。