- 一(one; chief)
- 白(white; bright; clear)
A hundred is the leading number, shining brightly like pure white light.
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(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
He couldn't defend himself no matter what he said, so he had no choice but to confess his guilt.
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
He couldn't defend himself no matter what he said, so he had no choice but to confess his guilt.
A hundred is the leading number, shining brightly like pure white light.
The character 口 is drawn as an open mouth shape for speaking or eating.
Debate uses sharp words like a knife to refute the opponent's faults.
A hundred is the leading number, shining brightly like pure white light.
The character 口 is drawn as an open mouth shape for speaking or eating.
Debate uses sharp words like a knife to refute the opponent's faults.
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
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