亏
to lose, to fail; loss, damages; deficient; to lose (money); to have a deficit; to be deficient; to treat unfairly; luckily; fortunately; thanks to; (used to introduce an ironic remark about sb who has fallen short of expectations)
- Strokes
- 3
- Pinyin
- kuī
Parts
- 二two
- ①
Built from 亏
Words with 亏
- 吃亏chī kuī · chikuito suffer losses; to come to grief; to lose out
- 多亏duō kuī · duokuithanks to; luckily
- 幸亏xìng kuī · xingkuifortunately; luckily
- 得亏děi kuī · deikuiluckily; fortunately
- 扭亏niǔ kuī · niukuito make good a deficit; to reverse a loss
- 暗亏àn kuī · ankuihidden loss (finance)
- 月亏yuè kuī · yuekuiwaning moon; to wane
- 浮亏fú kuī · fukui(finance) floating loss; unrealized loss
- 理亏lǐ kuī · likuiin the wrong
- 盈亏yíng kuī · yingkuiprofit and loss; waxing and waning
- 亏待kuī dài · kuidaito treat sb unfairly
- 亏得kuī de · kuidefortunately; luckily; (sarcastic) fancy that, how fortunate!
- 亏心kuī xīn · kuixina guilty conscience
- 亏折kuī zhé · kuizheto make a capital loss
- 亏损kuī sǔn · kuisundeficit; (financial) loss
- 亏本kuī běn · kuibento make a loss
- 亏格kuī gé · kuige(math.) genus
- 亏欠kuī qiàn · kuiqianto have a deficit; to be in the red; to owe
- 亏产kuī chǎn · kuichanshortfall in production
- 亏空kuī kōng · kuikongin debt; in the red; in deficit
- 亏缺kuī quē · kuiqueto be lacking; to fall short of; to wane
- 亏负kuī fù · kuifudeficient; to let sb down; to cause sb suffering
- 血亏xuè kuī · xuekuianemia
- 吃大亏chī dà kuī · chidakuito cost one dearly; to end disastrously; to pay bitterly
- 哑巴亏yǎ ba kuī · yabakuipent-up unspoken grievances; suffering not willingly or possibly spoken of
- 亏心事kuī xīn shì · kuixinshishameful deed
- 功亏一篑gōng kuī yī kuì · gongkuiyikuilit. to ruin the enterprise for the sake of one basketful; to fail through lack of a final effort; to spoil the ship for a ha'penny worth of tar (idiom)
- 吃哑巴亏chī yǎ ba kuī · chiyabakuito be forced to suffer in silence; unable to speak of one's bitter suffering
- 吃亏上当chī kuī shàng dàng · chikuishangdangto be taken advantage of
- 扭亏为盈niǔ kuī wéi yíng · niukuiweiying(idiom) to get into the black; to become profitable