忍无可忍 — Chinese idiom
忍无可忍
rěn wú kě rěn
Traditional: 忍無可忍
Meaning
- more than one can bear ; at the end of one's patience
- the last straw
Character by character
- 忍rěnto endure, to bear, to suffer, to tolerate
- 无wúno, not; lacking, -less
- 可kěmay, can, -able; possibly
- 忍rěnto endure, to bear, to suffer, to tolerate
Idioms sharing a character
- 含垢忍辱 hán gòu rěn rǔ
- 忍气吞声 rěn qì tūn shēng
- 忍辱偷生 rěn rǔ tōu shēng
- 忍辱负重 rěn rǔ fù zhòng
- 爱不忍释 ài bù rěn shì
- 惨不忍睹 cǎn bù rěn dǔ
- 惨不忍闻 cǎn bù rěn wén
- 目不忍视 mù bù rěn shì
- 一事无成 yī shì wú chéng
- 一往无前 yī wǎng wú qián
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