- 氵(water; liquid)
- 冗(redundant; verbose)
Excessive water from the flood causes objects to sink to the bottom.
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sunk cost (economics)
A sunk cost is a cost that has already been incurred and cannot be recovered.
sunk cost (economics)
A sunk cost is a cost that has already been incurred and cannot be recovered.
Excessive water from the flood causes objects to sink to the bottom.
Water pressing down and submerging everything like a stick striking downward causes things to disappear.
Hold the spear and halberd to fight to the end in order to achieve success.
A horizontal line at the base of a tree marks the root—that is the foundation, the essential base.
Excessive water from the flood causes objects to sink to the bottom.
Water pressing down and submerging everything like a stick striking downward causes things to disappear.
Hold the spear and halberd to fight to the end in order to achieve success.
A horizontal line at the base of a tree marks the root—that is the foundation, the essential base.
sunk cost (economics)
sunk cost (economics)
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