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Open the tool →百喙难辞 (bǎi huì nán cí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be unable to offer a satisfactory explanation or defense, even with numerous attempts; to be at a loss for words to defend oneself due to overwhelming evidence or circumstances”.
百喙难辞 is pronounced bǎi huì nán cí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百喙难辞 means “Even a hundred mouths cannot explain”. It is used to mean “to be unable to offer a satisfactory explanation or defense, even with numerous attempts; to be at a loss for words to defend oneself due to overwhelming evidence or circumstances”.
喙:嘴,借指人的嘴。指纵有众多百口也很难解释。