好事多悭 — “Good things often encounter difficulties or are hard to achieve”
好事多悭 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Good things often encounter difficulties or are hard to achieve”. Literally, “Good things often are scarce or difficult”.
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好事多悭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
好事多悭 Character Breakdown
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他们俩的缘分真是好事多悭，经历了重重考验才修成正果。
Their destined love was truly hard-won; they endured many trials before finally achieving a happy outcome.
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Synonyms of 好事多悭
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- hǎo好shì事bù不chū出mén门，，è恶shì事xíng行qiān千lǐ里Bad news travels fast
- hào好shì事zhī之tú徒a busybody or meddler
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What does 好事多悭 mean?
好事多悭 (hǎo shì duō qiān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Good things often encounter difficulties or are hard to achieve”.
How do you pronounce 好事多悭?
好事多悭 is pronounced hǎo shì duō qiān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 好事多悭 literally mean?
Literally, 好事多悭 means “Good things often are scarce or difficult”. It is used to mean “Good things often encounter difficulties or are hard to achieve”.
What is the Chinese definition of 好事多悭?
犹言好事多磨。