吃亏 (chī kuī): To suffer losses (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

In business, he suffered losses because he was too honest.

Making too many concessions in negotiations will ultimately only cause you to suffer losses.

Aren't you worried that this investment will result in a loss?

In this cooperation, our company did not suffer a loss; instead, we gained a lot of experience.

He is honest and kind, yet he has never suffered a loss in the business world.

Although we appear to have taken a beating in the short term, the long-term benefits are more significant.

Although he suffered a small loss in this transaction, he felt it was worth it to maintain a long-term cooperative relationship.

Don't always think about taking advantage; be careful not to end up suffering losses yourself.