恶稔罪盈 — “Evils have ripened and crimes are full”
恶稔罪盈 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Evils have ripened and crimes are full”. Referring to someone who has committed numerous wicked deeds and is about to face their inevitable downfall or punishment. Literally, “Evil ripened, crimes full”.
恶稔罪盈 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 恶稔罪盈 mean?
恶稔罪盈 (è rěn zuì yíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Evils have ripened and crimes are full”.
How do you pronounce 恶稔罪盈?
恶稔罪盈 is pronounced è rěn zuì yíng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 恶稔罪盈 literally mean?
Literally, 恶稔罪盈 means “Evil ripened, crimes full”. It is used to mean “Evils have ripened and crimes are full”.
What is the Chinese definition of 恶稔罪盈?
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