劫数难逃 — “One's fated doom is inescapable”
劫数难逃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's fated doom is inescapable”. There's no escaping one's destiny or unavoidable calamity. Literally, “fated calamity hard to escape”.
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劫数难逃 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 劫jié
- 数shù
- 难nán
- 逃táo
劫数难逃 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 劫数难逃
尽管他想尽办法，最终还是发现自己劫数难逃，只能接受现实。
Despite all his efforts, he eventually realized that his fate was inescapable and he had to accept reality.
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Questions about 劫数难逃
- What does 劫数难逃 mean?
- 劫数难逃 (jié shù nán táo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's fated doom is inescapable”.
- How do you pronounce 劫数难逃?
- 劫数难逃 is pronounced jié shù nán táo in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 劫数难逃 literally mean?
- Literally, 劫数难逃 means “fated calamity hard to escape”. It is used to mean “One's fated doom is inescapable”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 劫数难逃?
- 佛家用语，命中注定的灾祸。命中注定的灾祸难以逃脱。