病势尪羸 — “Illness condition: emaciated and weak”
病势尪羸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a person whose illness is severe, leading to extreme emaciation and weakness; gravely ill and gaunt”. Literally, “Illness condition: emaciated and weak”.
病势尪羸 Pronunciation and Pinyin
病势尪羸 Character Breakdown
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- bìng病cóng从kǒu口rù入Illness enters through the mouth
- bìng病rù入gāo膏huāng肓beyond cure or remedy
- bìng病rù入gǔ骨suí隨deeply entrenched and irremediable problem
- bìng病rù入gǔ骨suǐ髓seriously ill and beyond cure
- bìng病qù去rú如chōu抽sī丝recover quickly and thoroughly from illness
- bìng病guó国yāng殃mín民harm the nation and its people
- bìng病zài在gāo膏huāng肓beyond repair or help
- bìng病jí急luàn乱tóu投yī医desperate, try anything
- bìng病jí急luàn乱qiú求yī医desperate people do desperate things
- bìng病rǎn染gāo膏huāng肓beyond remedy or cure
- bìng病mín民hài害guó国harm the people and damage the country
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What does 病势尪羸 mean?
病势尪羸 (bìng shì wāng léi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a person whose illness is severe, leading to extreme emaciation and weakness; gravely ill and gaunt”.
How do you pronounce 病势尪羸?
病势尪羸 is pronounced bìng shì wāng léi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 病势尪羸 literally mean?
Literally, 病势尪羸 means “Illness condition: emaciated and weak”. It is used to mean “describing a person whose illness is severe, leading to extreme emaciation and weakness; gravely ill and gaunt”.
What is the Chinese definition of 病势尪羸?
尪羸：瘦弱。病势严重，身体瘦弱