jau5 hyut3 sing3有血性
Jyutpingjau5 hyut3 sing3
Yaleyáuh hyut sing
Definition
To have moral courage, a sense of justice, and strong principles.
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How it's used
Refers to a person who possesses moral integrity, courage, or a sense of justice. It implies a strong emotional response to injustice or suffering, suggesting that the person is not cold or indifferent. It is often used to praise someone who stands up for what is right despite personal risk.
Examples
He is a person with a real conscience.
You must have a conscience to be a decent person.
Related words
Common phrases
to be a person of conscience
Common mistake
Do not confuse this with physical blood or medical conditions, as it is strictly a metaphorical term for moral character. It is not used to describe someone who is simply emotional or prone to crying.
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