积瘅成疾 Pronunciation and Pinyin
积瘅成疾 Usage and Examples
Minor ailments lead to serious diseases.
Small ills grow into major ones.
Accumulated minor conditions can lead to severe illness.
The characters in 积瘅成疾
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 积
- jī积xí习inveterate habit, deep-seated habit
- jī积le了accumulated, piled up
- jī积le了hěn很duō多shuǐ水a lot of water accumulated, much water collected
- jī积bīng冰Icing, Ice accumulation
- jī积fēn分Points, Score
- jī积yā压backlog, overstock
- jī积yā压le了backlogged, piled up
- jī积yā压zài在xīn心dǐ底bottled up inside, pent-up in one's heart
- jī积yā压zài在xīn心lǐ里de的bottled up, pent-up
- jī积yā压yí已jiǔ久long-standing backlog, long-accumulated
- jī积yā压chéng成le了became backlogged, accumulated into
- jī积yā压de的backlog, pending
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What does 积瘅成疾 mean in Chinese?
积瘅成疾 (jī dān chéng jí) means “Minor ailments lead to serious diseases, Small ills grow into major ones, Accumulated minor conditions can lead to severe illness”.
How do you pronounce 积瘅成疾?
积瘅成疾 is pronounced jī dān chéng jí in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Minor ailments lead to serious diseases.” in Chinese?
“Minor ailments lead to serious diseases.” is 积瘅成疾 (jī dān chéng jí) in Chinese.