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Open the tool →恶稔祸盈 (è rěn huò yíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have committed a multitude of evil deeds, reaching the point where retribution is imminent; to be utterly wicked, with one's downfall approaching”.
恶稔祸盈 is pronounced è rěn huò yíng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 恶稔祸盈 means “wickedness ripens, calamity overflows”. It is used to mean “to have committed a multitude of evil deeds, reaching the point where retribution is imminent; to be utterly wicked, with one's downfall approaching”.
稔:成熟;盈:满,指到了极点。罪恶积蓄成熟,像钱串已满。形容作恶多端,末日来临