死有余罪 — “Death still leaves remaining guilt/crimes”
死有余罪 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's crimes are so heinous that death alone is an insufficient punishment”. Literally, “Death still leaves remaining guilt/crimes”.
死有余罪 Pronunciation and Pinyin
死有余罪 Character Breakdown
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Synonyms of 死有余罪
More idioms starting with 死
- sǐ死bù不huí回tóu头stubbornly refuse to change
- sǐ死bù不kāi开kǒu口refuse to speak or reveal information
- sǐ死bù不huǐ悔gǎi改stubbornly refuse to repent
- sǐ死bù不gǎi改huǐ悔unrepentant until death
- sǐ死bù不xuán旋zhǒng踵Advance with unwavering resolve unto death
- sǐ死bù不sǐ死，，huó活bù不huó活caught in an agonizing dilemma
- sǐ死bù不gān甘xīn心unwilling to accept defeat until death
- sǐ死bù不míng瞑mù目die with everlasting regret
- sǐ死bù不yào要liǎn脸utterly shameless
- sǐ死bù不zú足xī惜death not worth regretting
- sǐ死bù不bì闭mù目die with unfulfilled wishes
- sǐ死qiě且bù不xiǔ朽to be remembered forever
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What does 死有余罪 mean?
死有余罪 (sǐ yǒu yú zuì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's crimes are so heinous that death alone is an insufficient punishment”.
How do you pronounce 死有余罪?
死有余罪 is pronounced sǐ yǒu yú zuì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 死有余罪 literally mean?
Literally, 死有余罪 means “Death still leaves remaining guilt/crimes”. It is used to mean “One's crimes are so heinous that death alone is an insufficient punishment”.
What is the Chinese definition of 死有余罪?
犹死有余辜。形容罪大恶极，即使处死刑也抵偿不了他的罪恶。