无所不为 (wú suǒ bù wéi) — to stop at nothing; to do anything (usually unscrupulously or evil)
Definition
A strongly negative idiom: 'stop at nothing, do anything (no matter how evil)' — used only to condemn someone who commits every kind of wrongdoing.
idiom
to stop at nothingto do anything (usually unscrupulously or evil)
Examples
- 无所不为，。Zhè ge huài rén wú suǒ bù wéi, shén me huài shì dōu gān dé chū lái.This bad person stops at nothing; they are capable of any evil deed.
- ，无所不为，。Wèi le quán lì, tā wú suǒ bù wéi, shèn zhì bù xī shāng hài qīn rén.For power, he stops at nothing, even harming his own family.
- 无所不为。Nà xiē wú suǒ bù wéi de shāng rén zuì zhōng dōu shòu dào le fǎ lǜ de zhì cái.Those businessmen who stopped at nothing eventually faced legal punishment.
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