everyone has strong and weak points
- 尺 nounchia Chinese unit of length equal to one-third of a meter; a Chinese foot
- 有 verbthere isthere is; there are; to exist; to occur or happen
- 所 particle[relative]Used before a verb to form a noun-like phrase representing the object of the action, meaning "that which" or "what".
- weak point(bound form) a person's shortcomings or faults
- ,non-Chinese
- 寸 nouncunTraditional Chinese unit of length, equivalent to one-third of a decimeter (approximately 3.33 cm); also known as the Chinese inch.
- 有 verbthere isthere is; there are; to exist; to occur or happen
- 所 particle[relative]Used before a verb to form a noun-like phrase representing the object of the action, meaning "that which" or "what".
- 长 長 nounforte(bound form) strong point; merit; strength
everyone has strengths and weaknesses
- 尺 nounchia Chinese unit of length equal to one-third of a meter; a Chinese foot
- 有所 adverbsomewhatto some extent; somewhat. This word is typically followed by a two-syllable verb to indicate a certain degree of change or progress.
- weak point(bound form) a person's shortcomings or faults
- ,non-Chinese
- 寸 nouncunTraditional Chinese unit of length, equivalent to one-third of a decimeter (approximately 3.33 cm); also known as the Chinese inch.
- 有所 adverbsomewhatto some extent; somewhat. This word is typically followed by a two-syllable verb to indicate a certain degree of change or progress.
- 长 長 nounforte(bound form) strong point; merit; strength