







捉奸见双,拿贼要赃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When accusing someone of wrongdoing, especially adultery or theft, one must have concrete evidence; catch the culprit red-handed with the proof”. Literally, “Catch adultery in pairs, catch thieves with stolen goods”.

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Open the tool →捉奸见双,拿贼要赃 (zhuō jiān jiàn shuāng , ná zéi yào zāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “When accusing someone of wrongdoing, especially adultery or theft, one must have concrete evidence; catch the culprit red-handed with the proof”.
捉奸见双,拿贼要赃 is pronounced zhuō jiān jiàn shuāng , ná zéi yào zāng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 捉奸见双,拿贼要赃 means “Catch adultery in pairs, catch thieves with stolen goods”. It is used to mean “When accusing someone of wrongdoing, especially adultery or theft, one must have concrete evidence; catch the culprit red-handed with the proof”.
奸:通奸。捉拿奸情必须同时抓住奸夫淫妇,捉拿盗贼必须同时抓住赃物。指做事必须要有证据