Lingaku- to not move a single jot (idiom)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to not move a single jot
This idiom is used to describe someone or something that remains completely still or unchanged, often in the face of pressure or adversity. It indicates steadfastness or unwaveringness.
He stood firm in the storm.
Her attitude didn't waver at all.
Generated collocations (experimental)
wén sī bù dòng纹丝不动to remain utterly stillwán quán完全wén sī bù dòng纹丝不动to be completely motionlessháo wú毫无wén sī bù dòng纹丝不动to be absolutely still without a trace of movementjìng zhǐ静止wén sī bù dòng纹丝不动to halt and not move a single jotbù dòng不动rú如Shān山to be immovable as a mountainwén sī bù dòng纹丝不动de地děng dài等待to wait without moving a musclexīn tài心态wén sī bù dòng纹丝不动to maintain a calm and unshaken demeanorníng shén凝神wén sī bù dòng纹丝不动to concentrate and remain perfectly still