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Open the tool →敢不承命 (gǎn bù chéng mìng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “How could I possibly refuse your command or request? This idiom expresses humble and willing compliance or eager acceptance of an instruction”.
敢不承命 is pronounced gǎn bù chéng mìng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 敢不承命 means “How dare not accept the command”. It is used to mean “How could I possibly refuse your command or request? This idiom expresses humble and willing compliance or eager acceptance of an instruction”.
敢:反语,“怎敢”、“不敢”之意;承:接受。怎么敢不承受你的命令呢?或怎么敢不接受你的意见呢?。