"committed" Chinese-English Dictionary

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致力于 致力於 zhì lì yú v. to devote oneself to / to be committed to
第三者 dì sān zhě sb who is romantically involved with sb already in a committed relationship / the other woman / the other man / third person / third party (in dispute) / disinterested party / number three in a list syn
罪恶滔天 罪惡滔天 zuì è tāo tiān (idiom) to have committed heinous crimes syn
焚书坑儒 焚書坑儒 fén shū kēng rú to burn the Confucian classics and bury alive the Confucian scholars (acts supposedly committed by the first emperor 秦始皇[Qin2 Shi3 huang2])
约定资讯速率 約定資訊速率 yuē dìng zī xùn sù lǜ committed information rate (Frame Relay) / CIR
尤里斯·伊文思 yóu lǐ sī · yī wén sī Joris Ivens (1898-1989), Dutch documentary filmmaker and committed communist
前南斯拉夫问题国际刑事法庭 前南斯拉夫問題國際刑事法庭 qián nán sī lā fú wèn tí guó jì xíng shì fǎ tíng International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 / International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia / Internati
大人不记小人过 大人不記小人過 dà rén bù jì xiǎo rén guò a person of great moral stature does not remember the offenses committed by one of low moral stature
审理在东帝汶所犯罪行特设人权法庭 Ad Hoc Human Rights Tribunal for Crimes Committed in East Timor
卢旺达问题国际刑事法庭 盧旺達問題國際刑事法庭 lú wàng dá wèn tí guó jì xíng shì fǎ tíng International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violat
卢旺达问题国际法庭 盧旺達問題國際法庭 lú wàng dá wèn tí guó jì fǎ tíng International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Other Such Violat
已划定用途的水资源 committed water
卢旺达问题国际法庭规约 盧旺達問題國際法庭規約 Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Genocide and Other Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of Rwanda and Rwandan Citizens Responsible for Genocide and Ot
前南问题国际刑事法庭规约 前南問題國際刑事法庭規約 Statute of the International Tribunal for the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia since 1991 / Statute of the International Criminal Tribunal for th
尤里斯・伊文思 yóu lǐ sī · yī wén sī Joris Ivens (1898-1989), Dutch documentary filmmaker and committed communist
君子不计小人过 君子不計小人過 jūn zǐ bù jì xiǎo rén guò a person of great moral stature does not remember the offenses committed by one of low moral stature / see 大人不記小人過|大人不记小人过[da4 ren2 bu4 ji4 xiao3 ren2 guo4]
单位犯罪 單位犯罪 dān wèi fàn zuì crime committed by an organization
尤里斯·伊文思 yóu lǐ sī · yī wén sī Joris Ivens (1898-1989), Dutch documentary filmmaker and committed communist
志士 zhì shì person committed to a noble cause or ideal syn
大仁大义 大仁大義 dà rén dà yì (idiom) To describe someone as generous, magnanimous, and deeply committed to benevolence and justice.
东南雀飞 東南雀飛 dōng nán què fēi (idiom) It refers to the separation of a married or committed couple. The expression emphasizes the pain caused by that separation.
罚不责众 fá bù zé zhòng (idiom) It means that an offense may deserve punishment, but becomes difficult to punish when many people have committed it.
风流罪过 fēng liú zuì guò (idiom) Originally, a fault committed in the name of the refined pursuits valued by traditional scholar-officials.
匹夫无罪 pǐ fū wú zuì (idiom) An ordinary person has committed no crime. The expression emphasizes that possessing something precious or enviable may nevertheless bring trouble.
无咎无誉 無咎無譽 wú jiù wú yù (idiom) To have committed neither a fault nor an achievement. It describes an ordinary or merely adequate performance.
作恶多端 zuò è duō duān (idiom) To have committed many evil deeds. Describes a person or group burdened with crimes and wrongdoing. syn
以责后效 yǐ zé hòu xiào (idiom) After forgiving someone who has committed an offense or made a mistake, to require them to correct their conduct and prove themselves afterward.
博学笃志 bó xué dǔ zhì (idiom) To study broadly while remaining steadfast and wholly committed to one’s convictions or aims.
原情定罪 yuán qíng dìng zuì (idiom) To determine whether an offense was committed, and how serious it was, by examining the offender’s motives.
原情定过 原情定過 yuán qíng dìng guò (idiom) To examine a person’s motives in order to determine whether they committed an offense and, if so, how serious it was.
吞炭漆身 tūn tàn qī shēn (idiom) An expression referring to enduring humiliation and remaining firmly committed to revenge.
大奸极恶 dà jiān jí è (idiom) Refers to a person who is extremely treacherous and has committed many evil deeds. It expresses strong moral condemnation.
奉辞罚罪 fèng cí fá zuì (idiom) To receive a solemn command and wage war against those who have committed crimes.
奋发向上 fèn fā xiàng shàng (idiom) To be energetic, motivated, and committed to self-improvement. It describes an upbeat and progressive state of mind. syn
好善嫉恶 hǎo shàn jí è (idiom) To uphold what is good and beautiful and hate what is bad and ugly. It describes someone who is committed to moral values and opposed to wrongdoing.
守文持正 shǒu wén chí zhèng (idiom) To observe laws and rules while remaining committed to the right path. The expression praises principled and upright conduct.
抱罪怀瑕 bào zuì huái xiá (idiom) To feel guilty and remorseful because of mistakes or wrongs one has committed.
数罪并罚 shù zuì bìng fá (idiom) To impose a combined punishment on a person convicted of several offenses committed previously.
无心之过 無心之過 wú xīn zhī guò (idiom) A mistake or wrongdoing committed unintentionally.
无恶不为 wú è bù wéi (idiom) To refrain from no evil deed. It describes someone who has committed every kind of wrongdoing / it is synonymous with “stop at no evil.”
极恶不赦 jí è bù shè (idiom) To have committed exceptionally grave crimes that cannot be forgiven.
枕善而居 zhěn shàn ér jū (idiom) To remain firmly committed to goodness and never depart from it.
正经八本 正經八本 zhèng jīng bā běn (idiom) Serious, earnest, and genuinely committed / equivalent to “thoroughly serious.”
法不责众 fǎ bù zé zhòng (idiom) An act that should be punished by law may go unpunished when a large number of people have committed it.
登高去梯 dēng gāo qù tī (idiom) Means that, once committed to a situation, one removes any possibility of retreat. It emphasizes the determination to see the matter through.
盖棺事已 蓋棺事已 gài guān shì yǐ (idiom) Death marks the end of one’s affairs. More generally, the expression refers to remaining committed to a cause or undertaking for one’s entire life.
神佛不佑 shén fó bù yòu (idiom) Describes someone who has committed so many wrongs, or behaved so badly, that even the gods and Buddhas will not protect them.
神完守固 shén wán shǒu gù (idiom) 神 refers to the spirit, 完 to completeness, and 守 to moral conduct. Describes someone full of vitality and firmly committed to their principles.
笃信好古 篤信好古 dǔ xìn hào gǔ (idiom) To remain firmly committed to one’s beliefs and to cherish ancient classics and books.
罚当其罪 fá dāng qí zuì (idiom) The punishment imposed is proportionate to the offense committed.
罪不胜诛 zuì bù shèng zhū (idiom) To have committed crimes so grave that even death would not be enough to atone for them.
罪业深重 zuì yè shēn zhòng (idiom) To have committed grave wrongdoing and a very serious crime.
罪恶深重 zuì è shēn zhòng (idiom) Refers to having committed serious wrongdoing and a major crime.
罪逆深重 zuì nì shēn zhòng (idiom) Refers to having committed serious wrongdoing and a major crime. It is synonymous with “deeply sinful and criminal.”
胁从罔治 xié cóng wǎng zhì (idiom) Those who committed a crime under coercion may be exempted from punishment.
行侠好义 行俠好義 xíng xiá hào yì (idiom) To be loyal and committed to justice, and willing to sacrifice oneself to help others.
诛心之律 誅心之律 zhū xīn zhī lǜ (idiom) A rule that determines guilt not from the acts committed but from the intentions attributed to the person.
贯盈恶稔 guàn yíng è rěn (idiom) Equivalent to “having committed every possible crime.” It describes a person whose numerous and grave crimes have brought the time for punishment.
赃盈恶贯 zāng yíng è guàn (idiom) Describes someone who has amassed vast illicit wealth and committed monstrous crimes.
赏功罚罪 shǎng gōng fá zuì (idiom) To reward those who have rendered meritorious service and punish those who have committed crimes or offenses.
赏劳罚罪 shǎng láo fá zuì (idiom) To reward those who have rendered meritorious service and punish those who have committed offenses.
赏高罚下 shǎng gāo fá xià (idiom) To reward those who have rendered meritorious service and punish those who have committed offenses. It is equivalent to “reward merit and punish crime.”
赦事诛意 赦事誅意 shè shì zhū yì (idiom) To pardon someone who has committed the actual offense but punish someone who merely formed a wrongful intention without acting on it.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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