缺乏 | quē fá | to lack; to be short of; lack; shortage | |
缺少 | quē shǎo | lack; shortage of; shortfall; to be short (of); to lack | |
缺陷 | quē xiàn | defect; flaw; physical defect | |
短缺 | duǎn quē | shortage | |
缺点 | quē diǎn | weak point; fault; shortcoming; disadvantage; Classifiers: 个 |
1 | Not a single one of these conditions can be dispensed with. | |
2 | There, as he did not lack money, he procured clothing. | |
3 | This means if you use what you have carefully, you will never lack anything. | |
4 | Believe or not, it could also be the sign of an iron deficiency. | |
5 | "China has no shortage of this kind of talent, " he said. |