誓无二志 — “To pledge unswerving loyalty or devotion”
誓无二志 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pledge unswerving loyalty or devotion”. To vow to remain steadfast and single-minded. Literally, “Vow to have no two intentions”.
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誓无二志 Pronunciation and Pinyin
誓无二志 Character Breakdown
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师傅教导徒弟要誓无二志地学习技艺，才能有所成就。
The master instructed his apprentice to learn the craft with unswerving devotion to achieve success.
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- 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
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What does 誓无二志 mean?
誓无二志 (shì wú èr zhì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pledge unswerving loyalty or devotion”.
How do you pronounce 誓无二志?
誓无二志 is pronounced shì wú èr zhì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 誓无二志 literally mean?
Literally, 誓无二志 means “Vow to have no two intentions”. It is used to mean “to pledge unswerving loyalty or devotion”.
What is the Chinese definition of 誓无二志?
二志：二心。立誓决不变心。形容意志坚定专一