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忍心 (rěn xīn): to have the heart to do sth; to steel oneself to a task

Meaning & Stroke Order

HSK 7verb

Word info

Pinyin
Meaning
to have the heart to do sth; to steel oneself to a task
Characters
2
Part of speech
verb
HSK level
HSK 7

Full definitions

Meanings grouped by pronunciation.

  • to have the heart to do sth
  • to steel oneself to a task

Chinese explanation

  • 指能够硬起心肠去做某件事,多用于反问或否定,表示不忍、不愿意做伤害别人的事
  • 常与“不”连用,如“不忍心”“怎忍心”。

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Character breakdown

HSK 5

to bear

HSK 4

heart

Example sentences

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Seeing the child crying so sadly, she really couldn't bear to leave him alone at home.

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How could he have the heart to refuse an old person who needs help so much?

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Although I was very busy with work, I couldn't bear to disappoint my parents, so I still took leave and went home to spend the holiday with them.

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Do you have the heart to watch these stray cats suffer from hunger and cold in the freezing winter?

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