忤逆 | wǔ nì | disobedient to parents | |
违忤 | wéi wǔ | to disobey | |
乖忤 | guāi wǔ | stubborn; contrary; disobedient | |
与物无忤 | yǔ wù wú wǔ | to have offended no one (idiom) |
1 | I am mildly pleased when they appear to like me and undisturbed if I know they don't. | |
2 | However, only literal meaning, and his books that I mean not with Wu. | |
3 | Yang Heng but don't consider Wu, on the contrary shake head a wry smile way:"You talk to be truly direct, just this words said in front of me and then let the others hear just, can be greatly small." | |
4 | If told that the company of the uncongenial is suffering, they answer: I haven't done anything to deserve anyone's wrath. | |
5 | So not defending Islam from what he came to believe was its most important enemy would be disobeying God, something he would never do. |