目无王法 — “Eyes have no royal law”
目无王法 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to disregard all rules and regulations, acting without any restraint or respect for authority; to behave lawlessly”. Literally, “eyes have no royal law”.
目无王法 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 目
- mù目xià下shí十háng行read ten lines at a glance
- mù目bù不jiāo交jié睫not close one's eyes all night
- mù目bù不bié别shì视focus intently without looking elsewhere
- mù目bù不wàng妄shì视eyes do not look wantonly
- mù目bù不rěn忍dǔ睹too horrible to behold
- mù目bù不rěn忍jiàn见too tragic to behold
- mù目bù不rěn忍jiàn见，，ěr耳bù不kān堪wén闻too gruesome to see or hear
- mù目bù不rěn忍shì视too horrible to behold
- mù目bù不rěn忍shì视，，ěr耳bù不rěn忍wén闻too tragic to see or hear
- mù目bù不xié斜shì视look straight ahead
- mù目bù不páng旁shì视to remain focused and undistracted
- mù目bù不xiá暇jiē接too many beautiful things to see
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What does 目无王法 mean?
目无王法 (mù wú wáng fǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to disregard all rules and regulations, acting without any restraint or respect for authority; to behave lawlessly”.
How do you pronounce 目无王法?
目无王法 is pronounced mù wú wáng fǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 目无王法 literally mean?
Literally, 目无王法 means “eyes have no royal law”. It is used to mean “to disregard all rules and regulations, acting without any restraint or respect for authority; to behave lawlessly”.
What is the Chinese definition of 目无王法?
不把国家的法律放在眼里。指人不受约束地胡作非为。