匮匱
Từ chứa chữ “匮”
- 疲匮疲匱pí kuì
tired; weary
- 空匮空匱kòng kuì
scarce; poor
- 窘匮窘匱jiǒng kuì
destitute; impoverished
- 穷匮窮匱qióng kuì
to be short of sth; to be wanting in sth
- 罄匮罄匱qìng kuì
used-up; exhausted
- 语言匮乏語言匱乏yǔ yán kuì fá
language deficit (linguistics)
- 金匮金匱jīn guì
variant of 金櫃|金柜[jin1 gui4]
- 金匮石室金匱石室jīn guì shí shì
variant of 金櫃石室|金柜石室[jin1 gui4 shi2 shi4]
- 不匮不匱bù kuì
(literary) to never have a deficiency; to never be lacking
- 不虞匮乏不虞匱乏bù yú kuì fá
to have ample supplies (or money etc)
- 勤则不匮勤則不匱qín zé bù kuì
If one is industrious, one will not be in want. (idiom)
- 匮乏匱乏kuì fá
to be deficient in sth; to be short of sth (supplies, money etc)
- 匮竭匱竭kuì jié
exhausted
- 匮缺匱缺kuì quē
to be deficient in sth; to be short of sth (supplies, money etc)
- 孝思不匮孝思不匱xiào sī bù kuì
to be forever filial (idiom)
- 恤匮恤匱xù kuì
to relieve the distressed
- 无虞匮乏無虞匱乏wú yú kuì fá
see 不虞匱乏|不虞匮乏[bu4 yu2 kui4 fa2]
Ví dụ
不浪费则不匮乏。
bù làng fèi zé bù kuì fá
Waste not, want not.
日本即便是自然资源匮乏，却仍得益于国际贸易，成为了一个强大的经济体。
Rì běn jí biàn shì zì rán zī yuán kuì fá què réng dé yì yú guó jì mào yì chéng wéi liào yī ge qiáng dà de jīng jì tǐ
Though it is poor in natural resources, Japan has become an economic superpower thanks to international trade.