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Open the tool →没头官司 (méi tóu guān si) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a convoluted and protracted legal dispute or problem that lacks clear evidence, a definitive resolution, or a discernible beginning and end; an endless and confusing affair”.
没头官司 is pronounced méi tóu guān si in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 没头官司 means “a headless lawsuit; a lawsuit without a clear beginning or end”. It is used to mean “a convoluted and protracted legal dispute or problem that lacks clear evidence, a definitive resolution, or a discernible beginning and end; an endless and confusing affair”.
官司:诉讼。没有头绪或没有尽头的官司