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Used to indicate that something is already obvious or clear, so additional explanation is unnecessary.
既然大家都同意，无需多言，我们现在就开始。
Since everyone agrees, no need for further words—let's begin now.
他的决定已经做出，无需多言，我们只能接受。
His decision has been made; no need for further words—we can only accept it.
Often used in formal or written contexts to conclude a discussion or statement.
Use '无需多言' in formal or written contexts (e.g., reports, contracts). In casual speech, simpler phrases like '不用说' or '废话' are more natural.
The phrase signals that a discussion is closed or a decision is final. Use it to preempt unnecessary debate.
The phrase combines '无需' (wú xū, meaning 'no need') and '多言' (duō yán, meaning 'many words' or 'further talk'). It reflects a classical Chinese rhetorical style emphasizing brevity and clarity.
Commonly used in formal writing, speeches, or diplomatic contexts to signal that a matter is settled or self-evident. Avoid overusing in casual conversation.