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有理

Word · Adjective

reasonable; justified; sensible

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Meanings

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1.

adjective

reasonable; justified; sensible; rightful

Describes arguments, actions, or positions that are logically sound and morally defensible. Often used in legal, academic, or everyday argumentative contexts.

Tā他
zhè这
yàng样
shuō说
yán言
zhī之
yǒu有
lǐ理
 。

What he said makes perfect sense.

Yǒu有
lǐ理
zǒu走
biàn遍
tiān天
xià下
 ,
wú无
lǐ理
cùn寸
bù步
nán难
xíng行
 。

With reason on your side, you can go anywhere; without it, you cannot move an inch.

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Fǎ法
guān官
rèn认
wéi为
yuán原
gào告
de的
sù诉
qiú求
wán完
quán全
shì是
yǒu有
lǐ理
de的
 。

The judge deemed the plaintiff's claim to be entirely reasonable.

Zhǐ只
yào要
nǐ你
shì是
yǒu有
lǐ理
de的
 ,
jiù就
bù不
yòng用
hài害
pà怕
zhēng争
lùn论
 。

As long as you are in the right, you need not fear argument.