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和尚打伞无法无天

/ hé shang dǎ sǎn , wú fǎ wú tiān /
Strokes
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Collocation

1
太和尚打伞,无法无天
2
实在是和尚打伞,无法无天
3
自称和尚打伞,无法无天
4
真是和尚打伞,无法无天
5
某人是和尚打伞,无法无天

Definition

和尚打伞,无法无天:

Literally means:

defy laws or authority; be absolutely lawless.

Actually means:

发 (hair) and 法 (law) have the same initials and finals in Chinese. Their pronunciations are similar. 法 means law, system, and regulation.

天 (the sky) represents order and authority. Buddhist monks grow no hair, that is 无法 in Chinese (homophonic to 无天 meaning without law).

A seeing open umbrella prevents the monk from seeing the sky, thus without heaven.

The phrase means like a monk holding an umbrella, without hair, without heaven, defying laws and authority, It can be used to describe oneself one of humor or others with a derogatory sense.

律、制度、规定等。天,权威、制度、命令等。和尚不留头发,就是“无发”,音同“无法”;打伞,伞遮住了天空,即“无天”。

比喻毫无顾忌、任意地做坏事,没有法律制度的约束。可用于自己或别人。用于自己时含有诙谐幽默的味道;用于指别人时具有贬义色彩。

Example

Used as predicate, object or attributive. (作谓语、宾语、定语)
1
Cáipàn
裁判
ǒuěr
偶尔
de
pàn
误判
  
guānjǐnyào
无关紧要
de
pàn
误判
  
zhī
无知
de
pàn
误判
  
,
可以
jiě
理解
  
yuánliàng
原谅
  
,
dànshì
但是
cáipàn
裁判
néng
  
和尚
shang
打伞
sǎn
,
  
无法无天
tiān

The referee's occasional misjudgment, inconseconcable misjudgment, ignorant misjudgment, can be understood and forgiven, but the referee can not "the monk umbrella, lawless".

2
jīng
经理
zài
  
,
méi
zhǔrèn
主任
zǒu
le
  
,
méiyǒu
没有
rén
guǎn
men
你们
  
,
men
你们
jiùshì
就是
shang
和尚
sǎn
打伞
  
,
tiān
无法无天
le

Manager Wu is not here, Director Mei is gone, no one cares about you, you are monks umbrella, can not be godless

3
Zhège
这个
cūn
wèi
位于
liǎng
shěng
de
jiāojièchǔ
交界处
  
,
50
50
nián
qián
以前
  
,
zhí
一直
shì
  
shuì
nán
shōu
,
  
rén
nán
guǎn
    
和尚
  
打伞
shang
,
sǎn  
无法无天
tiān
地方
  

The village, located at the junction of the two provinces, has been a place where "taxes are hard to collect, people are hard to manage" and "monks are parachuted and lawless".