充其量 | Chinese meaning

充其量【chōng qí liàng】

at most; at best

This phrase is used to indicate the maximum limit of something, suggesting that no more than a certain amount or level should be expected.

。

He can run at most five kilometers.

充其量【chōng qí liàng】

at most; at best

This phrase is used to indicate the maximum limit of something, suggesting that no more than a certain amount or level should be expected.

。

He can run at most five kilometers.

充

HSK 33

含义fill, be full, supply

拼音chōng

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其

HSK 23

含义his, her, its, their; that

拼音qí

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量

HSK 12

含义measure, quantity, capacity

拼音liàng

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充其量【chōng qí liàng】

at most; at best

This phrase is used to indicate the maximum limit of something, suggesting that no more than a certain amount or level should be expected.

。

He can run at most five kilometers.

充其量【chōng qí liàng】

at most; at best

This phrase is used to indicate the maximum limit of something, suggesting that no more than a certain amount or level should be expected.

。

He can run at most five kilometers.

充

HSK 33

含义fill, be full, supply

拼音chōng

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其

HSK 23

含义his, her, its, their; that

拼音qí

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量

HSK 12

含义measure, quantity, capacity

拼音liàng

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