事出有因 — “Everything happens for a reason”
事出有因 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Everything happens for a reason”. There's always a cause behind an event. Literally, “An event has a cause”.
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事出有因 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 事shì
- 出chū
- 有yǒu
- 因yīn
事出有因 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 事出有因
别急着责怪他，我相信他这么做一定事出有因
Don't be so quick to blame him; I believe there's a reason behind his actions.
Idioms Related to 事出有因
Synonyms of 事出有因
More idioms starting with 事
- shì事bù不guān关jǐ己to be indifferent to others' troubles
- shì事bù不guān关jǐ己，，gāo高gāo高guà挂qǐ起Remain indifferent to unrelated matters
- shì事bù不yí宜chí迟Act quickly without delay
- shì事bù不shī师gǔ古Act without learning from past experiences
- shì事bù不yǒu有yú余To reach the utmost degree
- shì事bù不guò过sān三Third time's the charm or you're out
- shì事yǔ与yuán原wéi违Things did not go as planned
- shì事yù与xīn心wéi违things turn out contrary to one's expectations
- shì事yǔ与yuàn愿wéi违Things don't turn out as hoped
- shì事yǐ以mì密chéng成Discretion ensures success
- shì事bèi倍gōng功bàn半much effort, little result
- shì事guān关zhòng重dà大A matter of great importance
Questions about 事出有因
- What does 事出有因 mean?
- 事出有因 (shì chū yǒu yīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Everything happens for a reason”.
- How do you pronounce 事出有因?
- 事出有因 is pronounced shì chū yǒu yīn in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 事出有因 literally mean?
- Literally, 事出有因 means “an event has a cause”. It is used to mean “Everything happens for a reason”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 事出有因?
- 事情的发生是有原因的。