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Open the tool →百喙难辩 (bǎi huì nán biàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Unable to defend oneself effectively against accusations or misunderstandings, even with numerous arguments or speakers”.
百喙难辩 is pronounced bǎi huì nán biàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 百喙难辩 means “a hundred mouths hard to defend”. It is used to mean “Unable to defend oneself effectively against accusations or misunderstandings, even with numerous arguments or speakers”.
喙:嘴,借指人的嘴。指纵有众多百口也很难辩解。同“百口莫辩”。