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肆无忌惮 (sìwújìdàn) is a commonly used Chinese idiom that describes someone who is reckless, audacious, and unprincipled. It can be used to describe someone's behavior or actions that are without any regard for consequences or moral principles.
In conversation, 肆无忌惮 can be used to criticize someone's behavior, such as when they are being impulsive, irresponsible, or disrespectful. For example, if someone is constantly breaking rules and disregarding authority, they can be described as 肆无忌惮.
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1. 放肆 (fàngsì) - to be unrestrained, to act without restraint or inhibition
2. 蛮横 (mánhèng) - to be overbearing, to act in a rude and aggressive manner
3. 无所顾忌 (wúsuǒgùjì) - to have no regard for consequences, to act without considering the consequences
4. 不择手段 (bùzéshǒuduàn) - to stop at nothing, to use any means necessary
5. 肆意妄为 (sìyìwàngwéi) - to act recklessly and arbitrarily, to do as one pleases without regard for rules or consequences
6. 胆大妄为 (dǎndàwàngwéi) - to be bold and reckless, to act without fear or caution
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