誓不两立 — “To be sworn enemies”
誓不两立 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be sworn enemies”. To vow not to coexist; to be absolutely irreconcilable. Literally, “Swear not to coexist”.
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誓不两立 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 誓shì
- 不bù
- 两liǎng
- 立lì
誓不两立 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 誓不两立
在对待这个问题上，他们两个人的观点简直誓不两立
On this issue, their two viewpoints are simply irreconcilable.
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Antonyms of 誓不两立
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- shì誓yǐ以jiǎo皦rì日vow eternal love and devotion
- shì誓tóng同shēng生sǐ死pledge to live and die together
- shì誓tiān天zhǐ指rì日swear a solemn oath to heaven and sun
- shì誓tiān天duàn断fā发make a solemn vow with strong determination
- shì誓shān山méng盟hǎi海pledge eternal love as vast as mountains
- shì誓wú无èr二xīn心Vow unwavering loyalty
- shì誓wú无èr二zhì志Pledge unswerving loyalty
- shì誓rì日zhǐ指tiān天swear by the sun and sky
- shì誓sǐ死bù不èr二swear to die unswerving
- shì誓sǐ死bù不cóng从vow to defy to the death
- shì誓sǐ死bù不qū屈Vow to die rather than yield
Questions about 誓不两立
- What does 誓不两立 mean?
- 誓不两立 (shì bù liǎng lì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be sworn enemies”.
- How do you pronounce 誓不两立?
- 誓不两立 is pronounced shì bù liǎng lì in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 誓不两立 literally mean?
- Literally, 誓不两立 means “Swear not to coexist”. It is used to mean “to be sworn enemies”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 誓不两立?
- 誓：发誓。发誓不与敌人并存。指双方仇恨极深，不能同时存在。