Equivalence is a word with the pinyin duì dng. It comes from Liang Qichao's "On the Relationship between Mainland Inhabitants and Business".
- [duì dng]
Equivalence is a word with the pinyin duì dng. It comes from Liang Qichao's "On the Relationship between Mainland Inhabitants and Business".
- Name
- equal
- Pinyin
- duì dng
- Provenance
- "On the Relationship between Mainland Mixed Living and Business"
- Definition
- Equal status, rank or condition
- Category
- Chinese words
[Title] Equivalent
[Pronunciation] duì dng
[Interpretation] Equal, equal; equal status, rank or condition. (Level, status, etc.) Equal: Both parties should send ~ personnel for talks.
[Source] Liang Qichao's "On the Mixed Living in the Mainland and Business Relations": "If our country can't be equal with the Omega nations in the end, is it good for Japan or harmful?"
[Example] Mao Dun's "Untitled": "He is dissatisfied with his wife-he hates his wife a bit and always treats" material "and" spirit "on an equal footing."
