永无宁日 — “To be in a state of perpetual unrest or turmoil”
永无宁日 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in a state of perpetual unrest or turmoil”. Never to know peace or tranquility. Literally, “Never a day of peace”.
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永无宁日 Pronunciation and Pinyin
永无宁日 Character Breakdown
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自从公司内部出现矛盾，项目团队就永无宁日，大家争吵不断
Ever since internal conflicts arose within the company, the project team has known no peace, with constant arguments among everyone.
Idioms Related to 永无宁日
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- yǒng永bù不mó磨miè灭never to be obliterated
- yǒng永shì世qí其fāng芳May its noble reputation endure eternally
- yǒng永shì世wú无qióng穷forever and ever
- yǒng永shì世cháng长cún存exist forever
- yǒng永chuán传bù不xiǔ朽Forever spread, never perishing
- yǒng永jié劫chén沉lún沦eternal damnation
- yǒng永jié劫chén沉lún轮doomed to eternal suffering
- yǒng永chuí垂bù不xiǔ朽Live on forever
- yǒng永chuí垂qiān千gǔ古live in eternal memory
- yǒng永chuí垂zhú竹bó帛Immortalized in history
- yǒng永chuí垂qīng青shǐ史Immortalized in history
- yǒng永cún存bù不xiǔ朽endure eternally, never perishing
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Open the tool →Questions about 永无宁日
What does 永无宁日 mean?
永无宁日 (yǒng wú níng rì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in a state of perpetual unrest or turmoil”.
How do you pronounce 永无宁日?
永无宁日 is pronounced yǒng wú níng rì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 永无宁日 literally mean?
Literally, 永无宁日 means “Never a day of peace”. It is used to mean “to be in a state of perpetual unrest or turmoil”.
What is the Chinese definition of 永无宁日?
永远没有安宁的翌日，指社会不安。