make up a deficiency by funds from elsewhere
It's a Chinese idiom. Its pronunciation is y í D ō NGB ǔ x ī. It means to make up for a deficit or deficiency with money or goods. It means to deal with it temporarily, not for a long time. It comes from the book on Pei Yanling.
The origin of Idioms
Lu Zhi's book on Pei Yanling's traitors and beetles in Tang Dynasty: "if you move the east to the west, it will be the continuation of the lesson. If we choose this to suit that, then we can call it "redundancy."
Idiom usage
To deal with temporarily.
Examples
If the clothes are broken, they will be clean and clean. Shen Fu's six chapters of a floating life: Notes on leisure in Qing Dynasty.
Chinese PinYin : yí dōng bǔ xī
make up a deficiency by funds from elsewhere
The sky is high and the day is far away. tiān gāo rì yuǎn
songs of a highbrow type will find very few people to join in the chorus. qǔ gāo hè guǎ
play off one power against another. yǐ yí fá yí
Nine lines and eight industries. jiǔ háng bā yè