七把椅子英语怎么说

"Seven Chairs" is the English translation for "七把椅子" in Chinese.

The phrase "七把椅子" comes from a Chinese idiom, which is a traditional saying or story that conveys a moral or practical lesson. The specific idiom refers to a situation where seven people are all fighting over the same limited resource, such as a chair. It is often used to describe a situation where there are not enough resources to go around and people are competing fiercely for what is available.

Here are some English examples of how you might use the phrase "Seven Chairs" in a sentence:

"The job market is like seven chairs - there are not enough for everyone."
"The competition for the last piece of cake was like seven chairs, everyone wanted it."

And here are the translations of the above example sentences:

"就业市场就像七把椅子，不够人坐。"
"争最后一块蛋糕的竞争就像七把椅子，每个人都想要。"