to wrong; to treat unjustly; to accuse an innocent person of a crime or mistake

enemy; foe; opponent

a case of injustice or a miscarriage of justice, often involving a mistaken conviction or false charges

To loudly call out one's innocence or protest a perceived injustice; to state that one has been wronged.

an injustice; a grievance; the state of being wronged or feeling aggrieved

The spirit of a person who died because of a false accusation or a grave injustice, often seeking vengeance or a resolution to their grievance

A person who is cheated or foolishly spends money; someone with more money than sense who is easily swindled.

unjust, falsified, and mistaken cases; a collective term for fake or wrongful legal charges

To be the victim of an unjust charge or false accusation; to suffer a grievance without a chance to protest.

An unnecessarily long way; a pointless trip or detour that could have been avoided.

to die as a result of being falsely accused or wrongly persecuted; to suffer an unjust death

to seek redress for an injustice; to clear one's name of false accusations; also written as [[申冤|申冤|shen1 yuan1]]

the circumstances surrounding a miscarriage of justice or an instance of being wrongly accused

unjust charge or verdict; a frame-up resulting in wrongful imprisonment

to be wronged; to suffer an injustice; to be the victim of a false accusation

literally 'the road is narrow for enemies'; used to describe a situation where rivals or people who dislike each other happen to meet unexpectedly and cannot avoid one another

To state one's grievances or appeal to the authorities to seek redress for an injustice.

a pair of lovers or a married couple who argue and bicker constantly but are deeply devoted to each other

opponents or enemies who bear a deep grudge; arch-enemies

enmity; hatred or rancor resulting from a grievance or injury

An injustice that has not been cleared up or a wrong that remains unredressed; a false accusation that is hard to disprove.

vengeance for vengeance; mutual retaliation between enemies that goes on and on without end

a grievance or injustice that is difficult to clear or has remained unredressed for a long time; a long-standing wrong

to cry out against an injustice; to complain of unfair treatment

sins or enmity from a past life that lead to suffering or punishment in the present; a predestined misfortune in the Buddhist sense

to right a wrong; to redress an injustice; to vindicate oneself or clear someone of false charges

Destiny will make enemies meet; often used to describe lovers, couples, or family members whose lives are bound together by constant bickering or fate.

to complain loudly about an injustice or grievance; to voice discontent on behalf of oneself or others

It is better to resolve a grudge than to keep it alive; enemies should seek reconciliation rather than continuing their feud.

To tell others about the wrongs or injustices one has suffered; to complain about being treated unfairly.

resentment or bitterness caused by unfair treatment

To loudly complain about an injustice or grievance one has suffered; to cry out for being wronged.

The ghost of a person who died through injustice or foul play that refuses to leave; (metaphorically) a person or problem that lingers and continues to haunt one, or a person who brings bad luck (a Jonah)

to wash away a wrong; to clear a person's name from a false accusation or injustice

To become enemies or harbor a grudge; to start a feud.

unjust treatment or mistreatment that one is forced to endure despite being innocent or undeserving

Anguish or suffering caused by being wronged

Hatred or animosity resulting from being mistreated or insulted; a grudge.

money spent in vain; money spent for nothing or on something not worth the cost

to suffer from an injustice without a chance to clear one's name; to harbor a resentment because of a wrong that has not been redressed

to feel wronged; to nurse a grievance or suffer an injustice

Enemies or people who dislike each other often meet by chance in places where they cannot avoid one another; same as [[冤家路窄|冤家路窄|yuan1 jia1 lu4 zhai3]]

to suffer from an injustice or a false accusation and have no way to seek redress

To suffer from a long-standing injustice or a deep wrong that has not been vindicated or cleared up.

to wrong someone; to falsely accuse or frame someone

A term of endearment for a lover, literally meaning "pretty enemy"; often implies someone who is attractive but perhaps naughty or difficult.

sin in the Buddhist sense; enmity or bad luck resulting from evil deeds in a previous life

To wrongly accuse or frame someone; to treat someone unjustly or to deceive someone.

A Buddhist saying asking whether there will ever be an end to it if revenge simply leads to more revenge.