战无不胜
战无不胜 (zhàn wú bù shèng) literally means “battle nothing not won” and expresses “win every battle; be undefeated”. This idiom is used when describing situations involving success and perseverance.
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Win every battle; be undefeated
Pronunciation: zhàn wú bù shèng Literal meaning: Battle nothing not won
Origin & Usage
This idiom describes battles (战) having nothing (无) not (不) won (胜). Similar to 攻无不克, it depicts perfect military success. Often used together as 攻无不克战无不胜 for emphasis. Modern usage describes undefeated records in any competition, consistent victory in whatever challenges arise.
Examples
English: "Their legal team has never lost a case."
Chinese: 他们的法律团队战无不胜。
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 战无不胜 mean in English?
战无不胜 (zhàn wú bù shèng) literally translates to “Battle nothing not won” and is used to express “Win every battle; be undefeated”. This Chinese idiom belongs to the Success & Perseverance category.
When is 战无不胜 used?
Situation: Their legal team has never lost a case.
What is the pinyin for 战无不胜?
The pinyin pronunciation for 战无不胜 is “zhàn wú bù shèng”.