slander and frame; wrong unjustly
Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma
Meanings
1 sense · 3 examplesverb
to slander and frame; to wrong unjustly; to malign and incriminate
formalTypically used in formal or literary contexts, especially when referring to the framing of loyal, innocent, or upstanding individuals. Often implies a deliberate, malicious intent to deceive authorities or public opinion.
wū~
wǎng忠
zhōng良
to slander and frame loyal and good officials
Tā他
bèi被
rén人
wū诬
wǎng枉
,
méng蒙
shòu受
le了
bù不
bái白
zhī之
yuān冤
。
He was slandered and framed by others, suffering an unjust grievance.
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Zhè这
fèn份
zòu奏
zhé折
wū诬
wǎng枉
dà大
chén臣
,
yì意
zài在
xiàn陷
hài害
。
This memorial slanders and frames the minister, intending to entrap him.