Definition
仁至义尽 is a four-character idiom meaning to have done everything one could possibly do for someone, showing extreme kindness and fulfilling all reasonable obligations. It implies that the person on the receiving end has no grounds for complaint because the giver has exhausted all moral duties. It is often used in situations where someone has been very generous or patient, and the speaker wants to emphasize that nothing more can be expected.
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to have done everything possible to help or accommodateto have exhausted all moral obligations
Examples
- 仁至义尽。Wǒmen yǐjīng duì tā rén zhì yì jǐn le.We've done everything we could for him.
- 仁至义尽。Gōngsī duì yuángōng yǐjīng rén zhì yì jǐn.The company has done everything it could for its employees.
- ，仁至义尽。Zài zhè jiàn shì shàng, wǒ rén zhì yì jǐn le.In this matter, I've done all I can.
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