quē
jīn
duǎn
liǎng

idiom
common

Meaning of 缺斤短两

缺斤短两 means to give short weight; to give less than the proper weight (of goods sold). Pronounced quē jīn duǎn liǎng.

  • to give short weight; to give less than the proper weight (of goods sold)

Definitions & Examples

jiā
shuǐ
guǒ
diàn
jīng
cháng
quē
jīn
duǎn
liǎng
 
dōu
yuàn
mǎi
le
 

That fruit shop often gives short weight, so customers don't want to shop there anymore.

Mǎi
dōng
xi西
shí
yào
liú
shāng
fàn
shì
fǒu
quē
jīn
duǎn
liǎng
 

When shopping, you need to watch out for vendors who give short measure.

Zhè
jiā
chāo
shì
yīn
wèi
quē
jīn
duǎn
liǎng
bèi
shì
chǎng
jiān
guǎn
kuǎn
le
 

This supermarket was fined by the market supervision bureau for short-weighting goods.

men
zuò
shēng
jiǎng
jiu
chéng
xìn
jīng
yíng
 
jué
quē
jīn
duǎn
liǎng
 

We do business with integrity and honesty, never giving short weight.