勉为其难 — “To force oneself to do something difficult or beyond one's capability”
勉为其难 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to force oneself to do something difficult or beyond one's capability”. To reluctantly undertake a challenging task; to do something against one's will.
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勉为其难 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 勉miǎn
- 为wéi
- 其qí
- 难nán
勉为其难 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 勉为其难
尽管他不擅长演讲，但为了团队的整体表现，他还是勉为其难地接受了这次公开展示的任务。
Although he was not good at public speaking, for the overall performance of the team, he reluctantly accepted the task of this public presentation.
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Questions about 勉为其难
- What does 勉为其难 mean?
- 勉为其难 (miǎn wéi qí nán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to force oneself to do something difficult or beyond one's capability”.
- How do you pronounce 勉为其难?
- 勉为其难 is pronounced miǎn wéi qí nán in Mandarin Chinese.
- What is the Chinese definition of 勉为其难?
- 勉：勉强；为：做。勉强去做能力所不及或不愿去做的事。