how to write kui(lose money, etc.)) in chinese

亏

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eanglish meaninglose money, etc.); have a deficit; be short of; be deficient; fortunately; luckily; thanks to; wane

Stroke order of the Chinese character "亏" (kui)

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v. （受损失; 亏折） lose money, etc.); have a deficit:

1. 亏了二百元
have a deficit of 200 yuan; have lost 200 yuan;

2. 盈亏
profit and loss;

3. 我做这生意亏了本。
I have lost money by the business.

v. （欠缺; 短少） be short of; be deficient; lack:

1. 理亏
be in the wrong;

2. 功亏一篑
fail to build a mound for want of one final basket of earth; fall short of success for lack of a final effort

v. （使吃亏; 辜负） treat unfairly:

1. 你放心吧，亏不了你。
Don't worry. We won't be unfair to you.

2. 人不亏地，地不亏人。
The land won't fail people as long as people don't fail the land.

adv. （多亏; 幸亏） fortunately; luckily; thanks to:

1. 亏他提醒了我，要不我早忘了。
Luckily he reminded me. Otherwise I'd have forgotten all about it.

adv. （反说，表示讥讽）:

1. 亏他说得出口!
And he had the nerve to say so!

n. （月蚀初亏） (of the moon) wane