窮 的释义 | Babel Free
/t͡ɕʰi̯ʊŋ³⁵/例句
“窮兵黷武”
to go all in with wars
“穷兵黩武”
to go all in with wars
“欲窮千里目，更上一層樓。”
“欲穷千里目，更上一层楼。”
“窮根究底”
to dig into the very roots of the matter
“穷根究底”
to dig into the very roots of the matter
“漁人甚異之，復前行，欲窮其林。”
Amazed at the sight, the fisherman pressed ahead. He wanted to make his way to the end of the forest.
“渔人甚异之，复前行，欲穷其林。”
Amazed at the sight, the fisherman pressed ahead. He wanted to make his way to the end of the forest.
“遁辭知其所窮。”
When words are evasive, I know how the mind is at its wit's end.
“遁辞知其所穷。”
When words are evasive, I know how the mind is at its wit's end.
“子路慍見曰：「君子亦有窮乎？」子曰：「君子固窮，小人窮斯濫矣。」”
“子路愠见曰：「君子亦有穷乎？」子曰：「君子固穷，小人穷斯滥矣。」”
“窮則獨善其身，達則兼善天下。”
When in difficulty, one preserves one's own virtue in solitude. When the opportunity arises, one shares the benefits with all.
“穷则独善其身，达则兼善天下。”
When in difficulty, one preserves one's own virtue in solitude. When the opportunity arises, one shares the benefits with all.
“窮者欲達其言，勞者須歌其事。”
A failed one shall speak with unfading words, The weary must sing out his toil aloud.
“穷者欲达其言，劳者须歌其事。”
A failed one shall speak with unfading words, The weary must sing out his toil aloud.
“人窮志不窮”
poor in money but not in aspiration
“人穷志不穷”
poor in money but not in aspiration
“無窮無盡”
to be inexhaustible
“无穷无尽”
to be inexhaustible
“理屈詞窮”
unable to argue any further; having no more excuses
“理屈词穷”
unable to argue any further; having no more excuses
“軻既取圖奉之，發圖，圖窮而匕首見。”
Jing Ke took the map scroll and presented it. He unrolled the map, and when it reached the end, the dagger appeared.
“轲既取图奉之，发图，图穷而匕首见。”
Jing Ke took the map scroll and presented it. He unrolled the map, and when it reached the end, the dagger appeared.
“窮鄉僻壤”
remote and backwater place
“穷乡僻壤”
remote and backwater place
“窮凶極惡”
extremely ferocious and evil
“穷凶极恶”
extremely ferocious and evil
“窮追猛打”
hotly pursue and fiercely attack
“穷追猛打”
hotly pursue and fiercely attack
“窮講究”
to be too fine in tastes; to be a snob
“穷讲究”
to be too fine in tastes; to be a snob
“俚讀書窮用功。”
He studies very studiously.
“俚读书穷用功。”
He studies very studiously.