idiom > grievous wrong
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沉冤 Mo White
  Explanation: Chen Yuan: a long stretch of snow without injustice; Mo White: can not defend themselves, can not understand. Long-term lack of Shen Xue grievances.
  Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute; that unredressed injustice
  Source: Soong Business English "Ezhou thank the table": "Although Chen Yuan, monensin to the complaint."
  Examples: Off out of the case, How can we allow muddle. Yang in the research exercise, service was really feeling, not vague _set_tle the matter, so ~. ("Cong Qing literature notes China is now in mind," XI back)
chén yuān mò bái
  Difficult to offer an explanation or redress of grievances from lack of
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No. 3
  [Idiom] Chen Yuan Mo White
  [Pinyin] chén yuān mò bái
  [Explanation] Injustice: Long-term lack of snow stretched injustice; white: figure out, with arguments. Shen Xue and long-term lack of grievances. Also known as "Chen Yuan Mo Snow"
  [Source] Don at Pritikin "Spirit should return": "You rock abscond, Chen Yuan Mo snow."
  [Example] shut out of the case, can we allow fudge. Yang inquiry in research, service was indeed the situation may not be vague trouble, so ~. ◎ Qing Li Baojia "China is now the mind" eleventh back
  [Synonyms] BuBaiZhiYuan
  [Antonyms] rehabilitates
  Grammar main predicate; as the predicate attribute; refers BuBaiZhiYuan
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English Expression
  1. n.:  grievous wrong,  grievance which has not been redressed
Thesaurus
suffer a wrong be wronged, harbor an eternal sorrow, to feel remorse for the rest of one's life, Zhongtianzhihen, be wronged suffer a wrong, Wronged and Mo White, die unwillingly with a grievance or everlasting regret, Zhongtianzhihan, Zhongtianzhitong