不敢当 (bù gǎn dāng): I really don't deserve it (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

You are too kind, I really don't deserve such praise.

You call me an industry expert, I really don't deserve it; I just have a bit more experience.

For you to praise my work so highly, I really don't deserve it; it couldn't have been done without the team's collaboration.

The teacher said I study well, but I don't deserve it; I still need to keep working hard.

You say my cooking skills are comparable to a chef's? I really don't deserve that praise; it's just home cooking.

I absolutely do not deserve this honor; the project's success is the result of everyone's collective effort.

Everyone elected me as class monitor, but I really don't deserve it; I'm afraid I won't do well in this role.

My colleagues all praise my high efficiency, but actually, I don't deserve it; I'm just in the habit of planning ahead.