疾之若仇 — “To detest evil people or deeds as if they were one's personal enemy”
疾之若仇 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to detest evil people or deeds as if they were one's personal enemy”. To abhor something utterly. Literally, “Detest it/them as if an enemy”.
疾之若仇 Pronunciation and Pinyin
疾之若仇 Character Breakdown
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More idioms starting with 疾
- jí疾bù不kě可wéi为beyond remedy
- jí疾shēng声lì厉sè色speak in a quick, harsh voice
- jí疾shēng声dà大hū呼shout loudly and urgently
- jí疾rú如xuán旋zhǒng踵swift as turning one's heel
- jí疾rú如léi雷diàn电as swift as thunder and lightning
- jí疾è恶hǎo好shàn善detest evil, love good
- jí疾è恶rú如chóu雠detest evil like an enemy
- jí疾è恶rú如fēng风detest evil like a fierce wind
- jí疾è恶ruò若chóu仇hate evil like an enemy
- jí疾è恶ruò若chóu雠detest evil like an enemy
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Open the tool →Questions about 疾之若仇
What does 疾之若仇 mean?
疾之若仇 (jí zhī ruò chóu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to detest evil people or deeds as if they were one's personal enemy”.
How do you pronounce 疾之若仇?
疾之若仇 is pronounced jí zhī ruò chóu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 疾之若仇 literally mean?
Literally, 疾之若仇 means “Detest it/them as if an enemy”. It is used to mean “to detest evil people or deeds as if they were one's personal enemy”.
What is the Chinese definition of 疾之若仇?
疾：憎恨。形容憎恨坏人坏事就像憎恨仇人一样