百战百胜 (bǎi zhàn bǎi shèng) — ever-victorious; invincible; to win every battle
Definition
Literally 'win a hundred battles, a hundred victories' — emphasizes a perfect, unbroken winning record, usually for armies, generals, or strategies. Reads as formal and literary; everyday speech would say 从来不输.
idiom
ever-victoriousinvincibleto win every battle
Examples
- 百战百胜,。Zhè zhī jūn duì bǎi zhàn bǎi shèng, cóng wèi dǎ guò bài zhàng.This army is ever-victorious and has never lost a battle.
- ,百战百胜。Yǒu le zhè tào cè lüè, tā zài shì chǎng shàng jī hū bǎi zhàn bǎi shèng.With this strategy, he is almost invincible in the market.
- 百战百胜,。Tā shì yí wèi bǎi zhàn bǎi shèng de jiāng jūn, shēn shòu shì bīng ài dài.He is an ever-victorious general, deeply loved by his soldiers.
Origin
Compound word构词法gòucífǎ
联合liánhéSide by side
Two parts of equal weight, alike or opposite in meaning, standing side by side.
百战 (hundred battles) and 百胜 (hundred victories) together mean winning every fight.
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