Subject + 不行
不行 (bùxíng) means "no good," "won't do," or "not allowed." It is used to refuse permission, reject a suggestion, or indicate that something is unacceptable. It is common in spoken Chinese, especially among parents speaking to children.
妈妈说今天不能吃冰淇淋,不行就是不行。
māma shuō jīntiān bù néng chī bīngqílín, bùxíng jiùshì bùxíng.
Mom said no ice cream today — no means no.
这个方案不行,我们得重新想一个。
zhège fāng'àn bùxíng, wǒmen děi chóngxīn xiǎng yí gè.
This plan won't work; we need to come up with a new one.
你不吃早饭可不行,对身体不好。
nǐ bù chī zǎofàn kě bùxíng, duì shēntǐ bù hǎo.
You can't skip breakfast — it's bad for your health.