师直为壮 — “A just cause inspires great strength, making one invincible”
师直为壮 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a just cause inspires great strength, making one invincible”. Literally, “A just army is mighty”.
师直为壮 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- shī师yán严dào道zūn尊Respect teacher, revere teaching
- shī师chū出wú无míng名act without a just cause
- shī师chū出yǒu有míng名have a just cause for one's actions
- shī师xīn心zì自shì是opinionated and self-righteous
- shī师xīn心zì自yòng用opinionated and self-willed
- shī师lǎo老bīng兵pí疲army and soldiers exhausted
- shī师lǎo老bīng兵pò破exhausted and demoralized army
- shī师lǎo老mín民kùn困troops weary, people distressed
- shī师dào道zūn尊yán严dignity and respect for teachers
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What does 师直为壮 mean?
师直为壮 (shī zhí wéi zhuàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a just cause inspires great strength, making one invincible”.
How do you pronounce 师直为壮?
师直为壮 is pronounced shī zhí wéi zhuàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 师直为壮 literally mean?
Literally, 师直为壮 means “a just army is mighty”. It is used to mean “a just cause inspires great strength, making one invincible”.
What is the Chinese definition of 师直为壮?
师：军队；直：理由正当；壮：壮盛，有力量。出兵有正当理由，军队就气壮，有战斗力。现指为正义而战的军队斗志旺盛，所向无敌。