| 释义 |
二者不可得兼èr zhě bù kě dé jiāncannot keep the two together; cannot have both at the same time;you cannot eat your cake and have it too
❍ ～，舍生取义者也。(《孟子·告子上》) If I cannot keep the two together,I will let life go and choose righteousness.
❍ 匡超人道：“‘～’。依小弟愚见，还是做赵先生的好。”(《儒林外史》216) “If one can’t have the good fortune of both，” said Kuang Chaoren，“in my humble opinion,it would be better to be Dr. Zhao.” |