秽德彰闻 — “Vile conduct becomes evident and known”
秽德彰闻 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's wicked deeds or vile conduct are widely known and publicly exposed”. Literally, “Vile conduct becomes evident and known”.
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What does 秽德彰闻 mean?
秽德彰闻 (huì dé zhāng wén) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's wicked deeds or vile conduct are widely known and publicly exposed”.
How do you pronounce 秽德彰闻?
秽德彰闻 is pronounced huì dé zhāng wén in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 秽德彰闻 literally mean?
Literally, 秽德彰闻 means “Vile conduct becomes evident and known”. It is used to mean “One's wicked deeds or vile conduct are widely known and publicly exposed”.
What is the Chinese definition of 秽德彰闻?
秽：秽恶；秽德：丑恶的行为；彰：明显。丑恶的行为已经为人所共知