日中必移 — “The sun at midday is bound to move”
日中必移 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Things reach their peak and then inevitably begin to decline or change in the opposite direction; what goes up must come down”. Literally, “The sun at midday is bound to move”.
日中必移 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- rì日bù不wǒ我yǔ与Time waits for no one
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- rì日zhōng中zé则zè昃，，yuè月mǎn满zé则kuī亏What goes up must come down
- rì日zhōng中zé则zè昃，，yuè月yíng盈zé则shí食Things decline after reaching their peak
- rì日zhōng中zé则yí移at peak, things decline
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What does 日中必移 mean?
日中必移 (rì zhōng bì yí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Things reach their peak and then inevitably begin to decline or change in the opposite direction; what goes up must come down”.
How do you pronounce 日中必移?
日中必移 is pronounced rì zhōng bì yí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 日中必移 literally mean?
Literally, 日中必移 means “the sun at midday is bound to move”. It is used to mean “Things reach their peak and then inevitably begin to decline or change in the opposite direction; what goes up must come down”.
What is the Chinese definition of 日中必移?
比喻事物发展到一定程度，就会向相反的方向转化。同“日中则昃”。