我盈彼竭 — “One side is vigorous and full of spirit”
我盈彼竭 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “one side is vigorous and full of spirit”. While the other is weak and exhausted. Literally, “We are vigorous, they are exhausted”.
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我盈彼竭 Pronunciation and Pinyin
我盈彼竭 Character Breakdown
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经过长时间的努力，我们的团队依然充满活力，而对手却显得疲惫不堪，这正是我盈彼竭的局面。
After a long period of sustained effort, our team remained vibrant and energetic, while our competitors visibly fatigued, illustrating the situation of one side being full of vigor and the other exhausted.
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Open the tool →Questions about 我盈彼竭
What does 我盈彼竭 mean?
我盈彼竭 (wǒ yíng bǐ jié) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “one side is vigorous and full of spirit”.
How do you pronounce 我盈彼竭?
我盈彼竭 is pronounced wǒ yíng bǐ jié in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 我盈彼竭 literally mean?
Literally, 我盈彼竭 means “We are vigorous, they are exhausted”. It is used to mean “one side is vigorous and full of spirit”.
What is the Chinese definition of 我盈彼竭?
盈：充盈，旺盛；竭：枯竭，衰落。对方的士气已衰竭，我方的斗志正旺盛