愧悔无地 — Chinese idiom
愧悔无地
kuì huǐ wú dì
Traditional: 愧悔無地
Meaning
- ashamed and unable to show one's face
Character by character
- 愧kuìashamed, regretful; the pangs of conscience
- 悔huǐto regret, to repent, to show remorse
- 无wúno, not; lacking, -less
- 地dìearth, ground, soil; land, region; structural part
Idioms sharing a character
- 不愧下学 bù kuì xià xué
- 不愧不怍 bù kuì bù zuò
- 问心无愧 wèn xīn wú kuì
- 扪心无愧 mén xīn wú kuì
- 当之无愧 dāng zhī wú kuì
- 羞愧难当 xiū kuì nán dāng
- 自愧不如 zì kuì bù rú
- 自愧弗如 zì kuì fú rú
- 后悔莫及 hòu huǐ mò jí
- 悔不当初 huǐ bù dāng chū
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