idiom > unable to give a convincingexplanation for self-defense
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One hundred fair hearing
　　Explanation: Mo: No; Debate: vindication. Even if the mouth is also vindicated a hundred unclear. Described could not even defend themselves anyway.
　　Usage: The main predicate; as predicate; describe a mouth Nanbian
　　Source: Qing Yu Yue, "notes the right platform Koon Tai Hong Village": "thin magic to Cuoru the ear-shaped, then carry on since one hundred fair hearing."
　　Examples: Yulin, and Zhong and disillusioned, a dozen is the calamity, if the Lisan Shun who have injuries, then ~, "case" non-transmission is not. (High-Yang "Qing Unofficial History" on the books)
No. 2
　　Notwithstanding the many mouths that can not be justified.
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bǎi kǒu mò biàn
　　100: words and more; MO: No; defense: excuse. Even if the mouth is also much longer justify unclear
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No. 4
　　Knew the measure of 100 Mo debate
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No. 5
　　词 目 百口莫辩
　　发 音 bǎi kǒu mò biàn
　　释 义 莫：不能；辩：辩白。即使有一百张嘴也辩解不清。形容事情无法说清楚（多用于受冤屈、被怀疑等情况）
　　出 处 宋·刘过《建康狱中上吴居父》：“虽有百口而莫辩其辜。”
　　示 例 玉林和忠和醒悟了，一打便是祸事，若是李三顺身上有了伤，便～，“官司”非输不可。（高阳《清宫外史》上册）
English Expression
  1. n.:  unable to give a convincingexplanation for self-defense
Thesaurus
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