何罪之有 — “What crime is there?”
何罪之有 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “What fault is there? What wrong have I committed? (Rhetorically used to assert one's innocence or blamelessness)”. Literally, “What crime is there?”.
何罪之有 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 何
- hé何lè乐bù不wéi为Why not be glad to do it?
- hé何lè乐ér而bù不wéi为Why not be happy to do it?
- hé何qí其dú毒yě也How vicious or malicious!
- hé何qí其xiāng相sì似nǎi乃ěr尔remarkably similar
- hé何qù去hé何cóng从at a crossroads, undecided what to do
- hé何bì必dāng当chū初Why regret what's already done
- hé何sī思hé何lǜ虑free from thought or anxiety
- hé何huàn患wú无cí辞It's easy to fabricate excuses
- hé何suǒ所bù不wéi为capable of any evil
- hé何suǒ所bù不yǒu有everything is available
- hé何suǒ所bù不zhì至stop at nothing
- hé何zhì至yú于cǐ此How could it come to this
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Open the tool →Questions about 何罪之有
What does 何罪之有 mean?
何罪之有 (hé zuì zhī yǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “What fault is there? What wrong have I committed? (Rhetorically used to assert one's innocence or blamelessness)”.
How do you pronounce 何罪之有?
何罪之有 is pronounced hé zuì zhī yǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 何罪之有 literally mean?
Literally, 何罪之有 means “What crime is there?”. It is used to mean “What fault is there? What wrong have I committed? (Rhetorically used to assert one's innocence or blamelessness)”.
What is the Chinese definition of 何罪之有?
即“有何罪”，有什么罪呢？用反问的语气表示清白无辜，没有过错。