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理亏

Word · AdjectiveTraditional理虧

unjustified; in the wrong

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Meanings

1 sense · 5 examples
1.

adjective

unjustified; in the wrong; without sufficient grounds

Describes a person who lacks a valid argument or whose actions are unreasonable. Often leads to a sense of guilt or defenselessness in an argument.

Tā他
zì自
zhī知
lǐ理
kuī亏
 ,
màn慢
màn慢
de地
dī低
xià下
le了
tóu头
 。

Knowing he was in the wrong, he slowly lowered his head.

Míng明
míng明
shì是
tā他
zhuàng撞
le了
rén人
 ,
què却
hái还
yào要
zhēng争
biàn辩
 ,
zhēn真
shì是
tài太
lǐ理
kuī亏
le了
 。

It was clearly he who bumped into someone, yet he still argues. He is really without any justification.

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Zài在
zhè这
chǎng场
jiū纠
fēn纷
zhōng中
 ,
duì对
fāng方
lǐ理
kuī亏
 ,
suǒ所
yǐ以
wǒ我
men们
hěn很
yǒu有
xìn信
xīn心
 。

In this dispute, the other party is in the wrong, so we are very confident.

Nǐ你
shuō说
huà话
zhè这
me么
dà大
shēng声
 ,
shì是
bù不
shì是
yīn因
wèi为
xīn心
xū虚
lǐ理
kuī亏
 ?

Are you speaking so loudly because you feel guilty and know you're in the wrong?

Jì既
rán然
lǐ理
kuī亏
 ,
jiù就
yīng应
gāi该
zhǔ主
dòng动
dào道
qiàn歉
 。

Since you are in the wrong, you should apologize proactively.