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Open the tool →敢不听命 (gǎn bù tīng mìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “How dare one not obey? (A rhetorical question implying complete compliance and willingness to follow orders.)”.
敢不听命 is pronounced gǎn bù tīng mìng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 敢不听命 means “How dare one not listen to the command?”. It is used to mean “How dare one not obey? (A rhetorical question implying complete compliance and willingness to follow orders.)”.
敢:反语,“怎敢”、“不敢”之意。怎么敢不遵照你的命令办呢?