







百身莫赎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “expressing profound grief and regret over an irreversible loss”. Implying that no sacrifice, even one's own life many times over, could compensate for it. Literally, “A hundred lives cannot redeem”.

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Open the tool →百身莫赎 (bǎi shēn mò shú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “expressing profound grief and regret over an irreversible loss”.
百身莫赎 is pronounced bǎi shēn mò shú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百身莫赎 means “a hundred lives cannot redeem”. It is used to mean “expressing profound grief and regret over an irreversible loss”.
百身:自身死一百次;赎:抵。拿一百个我,也无法把你换回来了。表示极沉痛地悼念。