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Open the tool →铢两悉称 (zhū liǎng xī chèn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be perfectly balanced or equally matched, especially in terms of importance, value, or strength; exactly commensurate”.
铢两悉称 is pronounced zhū liǎng xī chèn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 铢两悉称 means “Zhu and liang are all commensurate”. It is used to mean “to be perfectly balanced or equally matched, especially in terms of importance, value, or strength; exactly commensurate”.
悉:都;称:相当。形容两者轻重相当,丝毫不差。