兼而有之 | Chinese meaning

兼而有之【jiān ér yǒu zhī】

to have both (at the same time)

This phrase is used to express the concept of possessing or achieving two things simultaneously, often seen in contexts where a balance or duality is emphasized.

，，。

He hopes to have both a high income and more time to spend with his family.

兼而有之【jiān ér yǒu zhī】

to have both (at the same time)

This phrase is used to express the concept of possessing or achieving two things simultaneously, often seen in contexts where a balance or duality is emphasized.

，，。

He hopes to have both a high income and more time to spend with his family.

兼

HSK 7-94

含义unite, combine; connect; and

拼音jiān

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而

HSK 23

含义and; and then; and yet; but; Kangxi radical 126

拼音ér

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有

HSK 11

含义have, own, possess; exist

拼音yǒu

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之

HSK 42

含义marks preceding phrase as modifier of following phrase; it, him her, them; go to

拼音zhī

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兼而有之【jiān ér yǒu zhī】

to have both (at the same time)

This phrase is used to express the concept of possessing or achieving two things simultaneously, often seen in contexts where a balance or duality is emphasized.

，，。

He hopes to have both a high income and more time to spend with his family.

兼而有之【jiān ér yǒu zhī】

to have both (at the same time)

This phrase is used to express the concept of possessing or achieving two things simultaneously, often seen in contexts where a balance or duality is emphasized.