盈则必亏的道理 Pronunciation and Pinyin
盈则必亏的道理 Usage and Examples
What goes up must come down.
Every rise has its fall.
The pendulum swings both ways.
The characters in 盈则必亏的道理
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 盈
- yíng盈kuī亏profit and loss
- yíng盈kuī亏qíng情kuàng况profit and loss, gains and losses
- yíng盈yú余surplus; profit; gain
- yíng盈lì利Profit; gain.
- yíng盈lì利de的profitable, lucrative
- yíng盈yì溢Overflowing, Abundant
- yíng盈mǎn满Full; brimming; overflowing.
- yíng盈mǎn满le了filled, full
- yíng盈yíng盈Limpid, graceful, or abundant.
- yíng盈yíng盈yí一bài拜A graceful bow, A delicate bow
- yíng盈yíng盈qiū秋shuǐ水bān般de的clear as autumn water, sparkling like autumn water
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What does 盈则必亏的道理 mean in Chinese?
盈则必亏的道理 (yíng zé bì kuī de dào lǐ) means “What goes up must come down, Every rise has its fall, the pendulum swings both ways”.
How do you pronounce 盈则必亏的道理?
盈则必亏的道理 is pronounced yíng zé bì kuī de dào lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “What goes up must come down.” in Chinese?
“What goes up must come down.” is 盈则必亏的道理 (yíng zé bì kuī de dào lǐ) in Chinese.