蛮不讲理 — “Unreasonable and rude”
蛮不讲理 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “unreasonable and rude”. To act truculently and refuse to listen to reason. Literally, “brutally unreasonable”.
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蛮不讲理 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 蛮mán
- 不bù
- 讲jiǎng
- 理lǐ
蛮不讲理 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 蛮不讲理
他对待同事总是蛮不讲理，让大家都很头疼。
He is always unreasonable and rude towards his colleagues, which gives everyone a headache.
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Antonyms of 蛮不讲理
More idioms starting with 蛮
- mán蛮zhēng争chù触dòu斗petty quarrels escalating into serious conflicts
- mán蛮lái来shēng生zuò作force something to happen crudely
- mán蛮yān烟zhàng瘴yǔ雨wild, desolate, and unhealthy environment
- mán蛮yān烟zhàng瘴wù雾wild, desolate, unhealthy region
- mán蛮chù触zhī之zhēng争trivial dispute with great losses
- mán蛮chù触xiāng相zhēng争trivial disputes over insignificant causes
- mán蛮fēng风zhàng瘴yǔ雨wild, desolate, and unhealthy region
Questions about 蛮不讲理
- What does 蛮不讲理 mean?
- 蛮不讲理 (mán bù jiǎng lǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “unreasonable and rude”.
- How do you pronounce 蛮不讲理?
- 蛮不讲理 is pronounced mán bù jiǎng lǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 蛮不讲理 literally mean?
- Literally, 蛮不讲理 means “brutally unreasonable”. It is used to mean “unreasonable and rude”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 蛮不讲理?
- 态度粗暴，不讲道理。