每下愈况 měixiàyùkuàng to go from bad to worse Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 每下愈况 每下愈況 měixiàyùkuàng to go from bad to worse to steadily deteriorate; to get worse and worse to judge from a low point (literary) to judge the quality of something by examining its lowest or least obvious parts; originally used in 庄子 zhuāngzi to describe checking a pig's fatness by treading on its legs Frequency Written text 0.016 per million Cross-References Same as 每况愈下 měikuàngyùxiàAntonym 蒸蒸日上 zhēngzhēngrìshàngSee 庄子 zhuāngzi Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
每下愈况 每下愈況 měixiàyùkuàng to go from bad to worse to steadily deteriorate; to get worse and worse to judge from a low point (literary) to judge the quality of something by examining its lowest or least obvious parts; originally used in 庄子 zhuāngzi to describe checking a pig's fatness by treading on its legs Frequency Written text 0.016 per million Cross-References Same as 每况愈下 měikuàngyùxiàAntonym 蒸蒸日上 zhēngzhēngrìshàngSee 庄子 zhuāngzi Sources Frequency data BCC Corpus (BLCU)
