口含天宪 — “To speak with absolute authority, as if one's words are divine law”
口含天宪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak with absolute authority, as if one's words are divine law”. To have the power to make unquestionable pronouncements that determine crucial outcomes. Literally, “Mouth holds heavenly decrees”.
口含天宪 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- kǒu口bù不zé择yán言blurt out whatever comes to mind
- kǒu口bù不jué绝yín吟recite continuously without stopping
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- kǒu口zhōng中cí雌huáng黄casually contradict oneself
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- kǒu口sì似xuán悬hé河speak eloquently and volubly
- kǒu口chū出bù不xùn逊speak disrespectfully or insolently
- kǒu口chū出dà大yán言to boast or brag
- kǒu口chū出kuáng狂yán言speak arrogantly or boastfully
- kǒu口kou口shēng声shēng声repeatedly declare
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What does 口含天宪 mean?
口含天宪 (kǒu hán tiān xiàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to speak with absolute authority, as if one's words are divine law”.
How do you pronounce 口含天宪?
口含天宪 is pronounced kǒu hán tiān xiàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 口含天宪 literally mean?
Literally, 口含天宪 means “Mouth holds heavenly decrees”. It is used to mean “to speak with absolute authority, as if one's words are divine law”.
What is the Chinese definition of 口含天宪?
天宪：指朝廷法令。比喻说话就是法律，可以决定人的生死。