- 一(one; chief)ASSOCIATIVE
- 白(white; bright; clear)PHONO-SEMANTIC
A hundred is the leading number, shining brightly like pure white light.
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
He couldn't defend himself no matter what he said, so he had no choice but to confess his guilt.
A hundred is the leading number, shining brightly like pure white light.
The character 口 is drawn as an open mouth shape for speaking or eating.
Debate uses sharp words like a knife to refute the opponent's faults.
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
(idiom) (of sb unfairly accused) to have all one's protestations fall on deaf ears; to be unable to convince sb of one's innocence
He couldn't defend himself no matter what he said, so he had no choice but to confess his guilt.
A hundred is the leading number, shining brightly like pure white light.
The character 口 is drawn as an open mouth shape for speaking or eating.
Debate uses sharp words like a knife to refute the opponent's faults.
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