弊
fraud; harm; drawback
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesnoun
fraud; deceitful act; act to gain unfair advantage
Used to describe dishonest practices that seek personal gain at others' expense.
This kind of tax evasion and fraudulent act seriously damages national interests.
Official corruption and self-serving fraud are important causes of damage to official workplace ethics.
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This company was exposed for financial fraud scandals.
Multiple cases of election fraud occurred during the voting process.
Fraudulent acts in commercial activities will be severely punished.
noun
harm; drawback; defect (opposite of 利)
formalOften used in formal or set phrases to refer to negative aspects, flaws, or harmful consequences.
We need to introduce policies to promote benefits and eliminate harms to promote the healthy development of the industry.
This review accurately pointed out the current drawbacks of education reform.
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Every new technology has its advantages and disadvantages, and needs reasonable guidance.
The government is working to solve the current flaws in the uneven distribution of medical resources.
This plan has been demonstrated multiple times, and most potential drawbacks have been avoided.