损
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Definitions
- 1. to decrease; to lose
- 2. to damage; to harm
- 3. (coll.) to ridicule; to deride
- 4. (coll.) caustic; sarcastic; nasty; mean
- 5. one of the 64 hexagrams of the Book of Changes: ䷨
Words Containing 损
harming others for one's personal benefit (idiom); personal gain to the detriment of others
to harm
to damage
loss
harm
to suffer wear and tear; to deteriorate through use; to wear out
deficit
thalamic lesions
stop-loss order (finance)
see 止損點|止损点[zhǐ sǔn diǎn]
health damage
anterior subcortical lesions
circumcision (Bible term)
strain (medicine)
to suffer damage
(dialect) sharp-tongued
basal ganglia lesions
in good condition
to ridicule
to suffer losses; to lose (some of one's reputation, one's fleet, one's staff etc)
to harm others
to harm others without benefiting oneself (idiom)
to damage the public interest for personal profit (idiom); personal profit at public expense
bad friend
to cause damage to
profit and loss
income statement (US)
crippling taxation
wear and tear
consumables
to donate
to humble
vulnerability
to be harmful (to)
(computing) lossy compression
wishing for profit, but causing loss (idiom); good intentions that lead to disaster
(finance) stop-loss
stop-loss order (finance)
(finance) stop-loss point (price at which one resolves to sell a security at a loss in order to avoid the possibility of having to sell later at an even lower price)
to contaminate
wear and tear
to impair
(idiom) complacency leads to loss, modesty brings profit
to do no harm (to sth)
environmental damage
cortical visual impairment (CVI)
to become damaged
bruising (damage to soft fruit etc)
attrition rate
neurological visual impairment (NVI)
defective
to waste
brain damage
in disrepair
(TCM) consumptive disease, chronic deficiency disorder due to impaired function of inner organs, deficiency of qi, blood, yin and yang
visual impairment
to mock; to disparage; to belittle
injury such as contusion, sprain or fracture from falling, blow etc
delayed lesion
repetitive strain injury (RSI)
loss prevention
collateral damage (both as a legal term, and as a military euphemism)