扣帽子 — “To label someone with an unwarranted accusation”
扣帽子 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to label someone with an unwarranted accusation”. To unfairly pin a derogatory label on someone.
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扣帽子 Pronunciation and Pinyin
扣帽子 Character Breakdown
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在讨论中，我们应该就事论事，而不是轻易给别人扣帽子。
In discussions, we should stick to the facts and not easily label others with unwarranted accusations.
Idioms Related to 扣帽子
More idioms starting with 扣
- kòu扣rén人xīn心xián弦gripping and thrilling
- kòu扣hú壶cháng长yín吟Express grand aspirations or grievances
- kòu扣shǐ屎pén盆zi子falsely accuse or slander someone
- kòu扣xīn心qì泣xuè血heartbroken to the core
- kòu扣jí楫zhōng中liú流make a solemn vow to strive vigorously
- kòu扣pán槃mén扪zhú烛partial and superficial understanding
- kòu扣pán槃mén扪yuè籥partial and superficial understanding
- kòu扣pán盘mén扪zhú烛make a superficial judgment without experience
- kòu扣pán盘mén扪yào钥superficial understanding without true insight
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What does 扣帽子 mean?
扣帽子 (kòu mào zi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to label someone with an unwarranted accusation”.
How do you pronounce 扣帽子?
扣帽子 is pronounced kòu mào zi in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 扣帽子?
把不好的名目硬加在人头上