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Open the tool →委曲周全 (wěi qū zhōu quán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make concessions and be accommodating for the sake of achieving a complete or satisfactory outcome; to compromise for thoroughness”.
委曲周全 is pronounced wěi qū zhōu quán in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 委曲周全 means “to bend for completeness”. It is used to mean “to make concessions and be accommodating for the sake of achieving a complete or satisfactory outcome; to compromise for thoroughness”.
委曲:同“委屈”,曲意求全。曲意迁就,以求得事情的完成