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言多伤幸 — “Excessive talking can lead to problems”

言多伤幸 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Excessive talking can lead to problems”. Resulting in inconsistency between words and actions, and consequently harming one's reputation or moral conduct. Literally, “Many words harm fortune”.

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言多伤幸 Pronunciation and Pinyin

言多伤幸 Character Breakdown

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
言
yán7speak, say, words
多
duō6many, much, more
伤
shāng6injure or wound
幸
xìng8good fortune, happiness, luck

Example Sentence with 言多伤幸

他总是提醒自己要谨言慎行,因为他深知言多伤幸的道理,不希望因一时口快而惹出麻烦。
He always reminded himself to be cautious in his words and actions, deeply understanding that too much talk can bring misfortune, and not wanting to cause trouble by speaking impulsively.

Idioms Related to 言多伤幸

Synonyms of 言多伤幸

  • yán言duō多shāng伤xíng行Too much talk harms conduct

More idioms starting with 言

  • yán言sān三yǔ语sì四chatter away
  • yán言bù不èr二jià价fixed price, no bargaining
  • yán言bù不jí及yì义talk about trivial matters
  • yán言bù不jí及sī私speech not involving private matters
  • yán言bù不jí及xíng行all talk and no action
  • yán言bù不jìn尽yì意Words cannot fully express meaning
  • yán言bù不yuàn愿xíng行words and actions do not match
  • yán言bù不yóu由zhōng中speak insincerely
  • yán言bù不yóu由zhōng衷speak insincerely
  • yán言bù不guǐ诡suí随speak without deceit or opportunism
  • yán言bù不ān谙diǎn典speak without classical allusions
  • yán言bù不jiàn践xíng行fail to act on one's words

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Questions about 言多伤幸

What does 言多伤幸 mean?

言多伤幸 (yán duō shāng xìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Excessive talking can lead to problems”.

How do you pronounce 言多伤幸?

言多伤幸 is pronounced yán duō shāng xìng in Mandarin Chinese.

What does 言多伤幸 literally mean?

Literally, 言多伤幸 means “Many words harm fortune”. It is used to mean “Excessive talking can lead to problems”.

What is the Chinese definition of 言多伤幸?

话多易出问题,以致言行不一,使品行受损害。同“言多伤行”。

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