戴大帽子 — “To unfairly label someone with an exaggerated accusation or fault”
戴大帽子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to unfairly label someone with an exaggerated accusation or fault”. To put an undeserved blame on someone. Literally, “to wear a big hat”.
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戴大帽子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
戴大帽子 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 戴大帽子
他只是表达了不同意见，我们不应该给他戴大帽子，说他是在故意捣乱。
He merely expressed a different opinion; we shouldn't unfairly accuse him of deliberately causing trouble.
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Synonyms of 戴大帽子
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- dài戴fā发hán含yá牙a human being with hair and teeth
- dài戴fā发hán含chǐ齿to be a human being
- dài戴yuán圆lǚ履fāng方to live on earth as a human
- dài戴tiān天lǚ履dì地live between heaven and earth
- dài戴tiān天jí蹐dì地profound gratitude as vast as heaven and earth
- dài戴tóu头ér而lái来come undaunted
- dài戴tóu头shí识liǎn脸to have dignity and social standing
- dài戴rì日dài戴dòu斗all over the world
- dài戴xīng星ér而chū出leave home before dawn
- dài戴yuè月pī披xīng星to work tirelessly day and night
- dài戴qīng清lǚ履zhuó浊to live between heaven and earth
- dài戴xuán玄lǚ履huáng黄to live under the sky and tread the earth
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What does 戴大帽子 mean?
戴大帽子 (dài dà mào zi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to unfairly label someone with an exaggerated accusation or fault”.
How do you pronounce 戴大帽子?
戴大帽子 is pronounced dài dà mào zi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 戴大帽子 literally mean?
Literally, 戴大帽子 means “to wear a big hat”. It is used to mean “to unfairly label someone with an exaggerated accusation or fault”.
What is the Chinese definition of 戴大帽子?
比喻给人加上夸大了的罪名