谊不容辞 — “Friendship/obligation does not permit declining”
谊不容辞 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be unable to decline a request or responsibility due to friendship or moral obligation”. Literally, “Friendship/obligation does not permit declining”.
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What does 谊不容辞 mean?
谊不容辞 (yì bù róng cí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be unable to decline a request or responsibility due to friendship or moral obligation”.
How do you pronounce 谊不容辞?
谊不容辞 is pronounced yì bù róng cí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 谊不容辞 literally mean?
Literally, 谊不容辞 means “Friendship/obligation does not permit declining”. It is used to mean “to be unable to decline a request or responsibility due to friendship or moral obligation”.
What is the Chinese definition of 谊不容辞?
犹言义不容辞。道义上不允许推辞。