无法无天 — “To defy all law and order”
无法无天 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to defy all law and order”. To be utterly lawless and out of control; to act recklessly without any regard for rules or consequences. Literally, “no law, no heaven”.
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无法无天 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 无wú
- 法fǎ
- 无wú
- 天tiān
无法无天 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 无法无天
这个孩子从小被宠坏了，现在变得无法无天，谁的话都不听。
This child was spoiled from an early age and has now become completely lawless, refusing to listen to anyone.
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Antonyms of 无法无天
More idioms starting with 无
- wú无yī一bù不bèi备everything is provided
- wú无yī一bù不zhī知know everything
- wú无yī一kě可not a single redeeming quality
- wú无wàn万dà大qiān千innumerable, countless
- wú无xià下zhù箸chǔ处overwhelmed by an abundance of food
- wú无yǔ与wéi为bǐ比unparalleled, without equal
- wú无yǔ与lún伦bǐ比incomparable and matchless
- wú无yǔ与bǐ比lún伦Unrivaled; beyond compare
- wú无yè业yóu游mín民unemployed wandering vagrant
- wú无sī丝yǒu有xiàn线under a cloud of suspicion
- wú无zhōng中shēng生yǒu有fabricate something out of nothing
- wú无wéi为zhī之zhì治governance by non-interference
Questions about 无法无天
- What does 无法无天 mean?
- 无法无天 (wú fǎ wú tiān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to defy all law and order”.
- How do you pronounce 无法无天?
- 无法无天 is pronounced wú fǎ wú tiān in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 无法无天 literally mean?
- Literally, 无法无天 means “no law, no heaven”. It is used to mean “to defy all law and order”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 无法无天?
- 旧指不顾国法和天理，任意干坏事。现多形容违法乱纪，不受管束。