不利 (bú lì): Unfavorable (Adjective) — Meaning & Stroke Order

This kind of weather is very unfavorable for the match.

Suppressing one's emotions for a long time is harmful to health.

Narrow-minded nationalist sentiments are detrimental to international cooperation and exchange.

Malicious competition is detrimental to market development.

He's not in good shape today; his hands and feet are not nimble at all.

Does an introverted personality necessarily hinder teamwork?

Before signing the contract, be sure to watch out for any hidden unfavorable clauses.

Despite a poor start, he successfully overtook and took the lead in the latter half.

He claimed he was not a robber, but the evidence was heavily against him.