dǐng
zuì

verb
legal

Meaning of 顶罪

顶罪 means to take the blame for someone else; to bear criminal responsibility on behalf of another; to atone for a crime; to expiate guilt; to offset punishment with merit. Pronounced dǐng zuì.

  • to take the blame for someone else; to bear criminal responsibility on behalf of another
  • to atone for a crime; to expiate guilt; to offset punishment with merit

Definitions & Examples

lǎo
bǎn
dǐng
zuì
 
zuò
le
nián
láo
 

He took the blame for his boss and served five years in prison.

Zhēn
zhèng
de
xiōng
shǒu
zhǎo
dào
le
 
zhèng
míng
dāng
chū
rén
shì
dǐng
zuì
de
 

The real murderer was found, proving that the person convicted earlier was taking the blame for someone else.

yào
suí
biàn便
rén
dǐng
zuì
 
hòu
guǒ
néng
fēi
cháng
yán
zhòng
 

Don't casually take the blame for others; the consequences can be very serious.