恬不为怪 — “To take no offense at something unusual or unreasonable”
恬不为怪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to take no offense at something unusual or unreasonable”. To be unconcerned or unsurprised by what is strange or abnormal. Literally, “Tranquilly not consider strange”.
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- tián恬bù不wéi为yì意to remain unconcerned
- tián恬bù不zhī知kuì愧feel no shame or remorse
- tián恬bù不zhī知xiū羞shameless and brazen
- tián恬bù不zhī知chǐ耻shamelessly disregard moral boundaries
- tián恬dàn淡guǎ寡yù欲content with simple life, few desires
- tián恬dàn淡wú无wéi为calm, detached, and content with little striving
- tián恬dàn淡wú无yù欲tranquil and free from worldly desires
- tián恬rán然zì自dé得calmly content and at ease
- tián恬rán然zì自zú足tranquilly self-content
- tián恬yán言róu柔shé舌sweet and flattering words
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What does 恬不为怪 mean?
恬不为怪 (tián bù wéi guài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to take no offense at something unusual or unreasonable”.
How do you pronounce 恬不为怪?
恬不为怪 is pronounced tián bù wéi guài in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 恬不为怪 literally mean?
Literally, 恬不为怪 means “Tranquilly not consider strange”. It is used to mean “to take no offense at something unusual or unreasonable”.
What is the Chinese definition of 恬不为怪?
恬：安然；为：认为。指看到不合理的事物，毫不觉得奇怪。