kok3 sau2 bat1 jyu4恪守不渝

Jyutpingkok3 sau2 bat1 jyu4
Yalekok sáu bāt yùh

Definition

To adhere strictly and faithfully without changing.

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How it's used

This is a formal idiom that carries a sense of solemnity and moral weight, often used in written contexts or serious speeches. It implies a deep, unwavering commitment to a principle, promise, or belief that transcends time. Unlike casual expressions of loyalty, it suggests a high level of integrity and steadfastness.

Examples

We must adhere strictly to our principles and not give up.

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Common mistake

Learners often mistakenly use this in casual daily conversation, which sounds overly dramatic or stiff. It is not suitable for describing simple habits or minor preferences, as it is reserved for significant life commitments or core values.

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