实乃欲加之罪中 最好用的一条
“It is truly the most convenient charge for framing someone.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“It is based on hearsay and lacks any evidence.”
实乃 欲加之罪 中 最好 用的一条
“It is truly the most convenient charge for framing someone.”
“They do not need real proof; an unprovable rumor is the easiest way to ruin someone.”
Refers to the ancient idiom '欲加之罪,何患无辞' (If you wish to frame someone, you can always find an excuse), highlighting the ruthlessness of court power struggles.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
trumped-up charge; framed accusation
A literary idiom derived from classical Chinese, used when someone is being targeted with fabricated accusations.
truly is; actually is
A formal and classical connective used in written or historical spoken contexts to introduce a definitive judgment.