Lingaku- can afford to lose
- to take defeat with good grace
Generated definitions (experimental)
- can afford to lose
This phrase indicates the ability to accept loss or failure graciously and without distress.
In the competition, what matters is being able to take defeat gracefully.
Generated collocations (experimental)
shū de qǐ输得起shèng lì胜利to take victory with graceshū de qǐ输得起jīn qián金钱to afford to lose moneyshū de qǐ输得起miàn zi面子to take loss of face lightlyshū de qǐ输得起bǐ sài比赛to accept loss in a competitionshū de qǐ输得起yóu xì游戏to handle losing a gameshū de qǐ输得起sǔn shī损失to cope with lossesshū de qǐ输得起pī píng批评to take criticism wellshū de qǐ输得起xuǎn zé选择to accept the consequences of choicesshū de qǐ输得起ài qíng爱情to endure heartbreakshū de qǐ输得起zì zūn自尊to handle pride with grace