







勇动多怨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Acting rashly or impulsively often leads to a lot of resentment and ill will from others”. Literally, “Rash actions invite much resentment”.

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Open the tool →勇动多怨 (yǒng dòng duō yuàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Acting rashly or impulsively often leads to a lot of resentment and ill will from others”.
勇动多怨 is pronounced yǒng dòng duō yuàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 勇动多怨 means “Rash actions invite much resentment”. It is used to mean “Acting rashly or impulsively often leads to a lot of resentment and ill will from others”.
勇动:鲁莽妄动。鲁莽妄动必招致很多怨恨