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Open the tool →责有攸归 (zé yǒu yōu guī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Responsibility belongs to the person concerned and should not be evaded”.
责有攸归 is pronounced zé yǒu yōu guī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 责有攸归 means “Responsibility has where it belongs”. It is used to mean “Responsibility belongs to the person concerned and should not be evaded”.
攸:所;归:归属。是谁的责任,就该归谁承担。指份内的责任不容推卸。