undisputed(wú kě zhì biàn)

undisputed

It is indisputable that the Pinyin of Chinese idioms is w ú K à zh à Bi à n, which means that there is no doubt about it. It comes from Chen Li's Dong Shu Shu Shu Ji in Qing Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

To argue (for negation). There is nothing to argue about. It means there is no doubt.

The origin of Idioms

Chen Li's dongshushushushuji in the Qing Dynasty, Volume 16: "Taishe is not established in Kyoto, it should be established in An'an. You can't argue. "

Idiom usage

Be sure of

Examples

We should persuade people with indisputable reasons instead of putting on airs to scare people.

Analysis of Idioms

There is no doubt about it

Chinese PinYin : wú kě zhì biàn