诬良为盗 — “To falsely accuse an innocent person of wrongdoing”
诬良为盗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to falsely accuse an innocent person of wrongdoing”. To frame an upright person. Literally, “Accuse the good as thieves”.
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他因为正直敢言，竟然被心怀不轨的人诬良为盗，实在令人不齿。
Because he was upright and outspoken, he was outrageously framed as a thief by someone with malicious intent, which is truly despicable.
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What does 诬良为盗 mean?
诬良为盗 (wū liáng wéi dào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to falsely accuse an innocent person of wrongdoing”.
How do you pronounce 诬良为盗?
诬良为盗 is pronounced wū liáng wéi dào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 诬良为盗 literally mean?
Literally, 诬良为盗 means “Accuse the good as thieves”. It is used to mean “to falsely accuse an innocent person of wrongdoing”.
What is the Chinese definition of 诬良为盗?
诬：诬陷。良：好人。指捏造事实，陷害好人。