谊不敢辞 — “Bound by duty or moral obligation”
谊不敢辞 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Bound by duty or moral obligation”. Cannot decline due to a sense of righteousness or strong friendship. Literally, “Friendship/duty dare not decline”.
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既然大家信任我，这份重要的任务我谊不敢辞。
Since everyone trusts me, I cannot decline this important task.
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What does 谊不敢辞 mean?
谊不敢辞 (yì bù gǎn cí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Bound by duty or moral obligation”.
How do you pronounce 谊不敢辞?
谊不敢辞 is pronounced yì bù gǎn cí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 谊不敢辞 literally mean?
Literally, 谊不敢辞 means “Friendship/duty dare not decline”. It is used to mean “Bound by duty or moral obligation”.
What is the Chinese definition of 谊不敢辞?
犹言义不容辞。道义上不允许推辞。