罪逆深重 — “Guilty of grave offenses”
罪逆深重 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Guilty of grave offenses”. Deeply sinful and wicked; having committed heinous crimes. Literally, “Deeply grievous sins”.
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罪逆深重 Pronunciation and Pinyin
罪逆深重 Character Breakdown
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那个商人因欺诈消费者，最终落得罪逆深重的下场。
The merchant's fraudulent activities led to him being deeply guilty of grave offenses.
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Synonyms of 罪逆深重
More idioms starting with 罪
- zuì罪shàng上jiā加zuì罪compound a crime
- zuì罪bù不jí及nú孥guilt does not extend to family
- zuì罪bù不kě可huàn逭Guilt cannot be escaped
- zuì罪bù不róng容sǐ死crime too heinous for death to atone
- zuì罪bù不róng容zhū诛crime beyond redemption by death
- zuì罪bù不shèng胜zhū诛crimes too heinous for mere execution
- zuì罪rén人bù不nú孥Punish the offender, not their family
- zuì罪yǐ以gōng功chú除atone for a crime with meritorious service
- zuì罪jiā加yī一děng等to increase the penalty for a crime
- zuì罪hé合wàn万sǐ死deserving ten thousand deaths
- zuì罪zài在bù不shè赦guilt is unpardonable
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What does 罪逆深重 mean?
罪逆深重 (zuì nì shēn zhòng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Guilty of grave offenses”.
How do you pronounce 罪逆深重?
罪逆深重 is pronounced zuì nì shēn zhòng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 罪逆深重 literally mean?
Literally, 罪逆深重 means “Deeply grievous sins”. It is used to mean “Guilty of grave offenses”.
What is the Chinese definition of 罪逆深重?
指做了很大的坏事，犯了很大的罪。同“罪孽深重”。