满盘皆输 — “The entire board loses; all is lost on the board”
满盘皆输 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to suffer a total or complete defeat due to a single critical error or setback; to lose everything because of one wrong move”. Literally, “The entire board loses; all is lost on the board”.
满盘皆输 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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Open the tool →Questions about 满盘皆输
What does 满盘皆输 mean?
满盘皆输 (mǎn pán jiē shū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to suffer a total or complete defeat due to a single critical error or setback; to lose everything because of one wrong move”.
How do you pronounce 满盘皆输?
满盘皆输 is pronounced mǎn pán jiē shū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 满盘皆输 literally mean?
Literally, 满盘皆输 means “the entire board loses; all is lost on the board”. It is used to mean “to suffer a total or complete defeat due to a single critical error or setback; to lose everything because of one wrong move”.
What is the Chinese definition of 满盘皆输?
下棋时走错一步，整个棋就输掉。比喻因受某一局部的影响而使全局归于失败。