有来有往 (yǒu) — reciprocal, give-and-take (of exchanges, favors, or gifts)

Definición

A set phrase describing a reciprocal relationship where both sides give and receive — favors, gifts, help. Highlights balanced exchange, not one-way giving.

idiom
reciprocalgive-and-take (of exchanges, favors, or gifts)

Ejemplos

  • 有来有往
    Péng you zhī jiān yīng gāi yǒu, hù xiāng bāng zhù.
    Between friends, there should be reciprocity — helping each other.
  • 有来有往
    Sòng lǐ yào yǒu, bù néng zhī shōu bú sòng.
    Gift-giving should be reciprocal; you can't just receive without giving.
  • 有来有往
    Tā men liǎng jiā yǒu, guān xì yì zhí hěn hǎo.
    The two families have a give-and-take relationship and have always gotten along well.

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