can be counted one by one
lì lì kě shǔ
The idiom explains history: clear and distinct appearance can be clearly counted.
The idiom comes from "The History of the Old Five Dynasties and the History of the Ming Dynasty": "Puzhou went to rebuild the riverbank map, and the place names along the river are countless."
Degree of Common Use Common Idioms
Emotional neutral idiom
Idioms are used formally as predicates and attributives with commendatory meanings
Idiom structure is more formal
be crystal clear
yī qīng èr chǔ
The explanation of idioms is very clear.
The idiom comes from Lao She's Four Generations in One Hall: "Xiao Shun'er must make everything clear, otherwise how can he be a good bodyguard for his mother?"
Degree of Common Use Common Idioms
Emotional neutral idiom
Idiom usage, combination as complement, with commendatory meaning
Idiom Structure Combined Idiom
Similar Idioms
rise and dance in a happy mood
Pinyin: [pi A n pi A n q ǐ w ǔ]
Definition: It means to dance briskly.
Origin: Tang Li Bai's "Goguryo Li": "Dancing with wide sleeves, like a bird coming from the sea."
2. Indefatigable
Pinyin: [z ī z ī b ú ju à n]
Definition: It refers to working hard or studying tirelessly.
Provenance: Shangshu Junchen: "I have never dared to relax but I have worked hard every day." The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Lu Pi: "I have a deep and studious nature, and I am tireless in breeding." The Annals of the Three Kingdoms · Shu Shu · Xianglang Biography: "I am more dedicated to classics and tireless in learning."
3. Chatter incessantly
Pinyin: [di é di é b ú xi ru]
Definition: It refers to talking incessantly.
Source: The Book of Han · Biography of Zhang Shizhi: "Marquis Fu Jiang and Marquis Dongyang are called elders. These two people could not say anything. How can they use this mean man to chatter and speak quickly?"
4. Lifelike
Pinyin: [x ǔ x ǔ r ú sh ∨ ng]
Definition: lifelike: lively and vivid lifelike: alive. It describes the artistic images in paintings and sculptures that are vivid and lifelike.
Source: Chuang Tzu: On the Unification of Things: "The dream of Zhuang Zhou in the past was that he was a butterfly, which was so vivid that he could describe himself as a butterfly! If he didn't know Zhou, he would be confused."
Similar Idioms
It is similar to the words in aabc style:
Be a good leader
Never forget
Prosperity
Haggle over every ounce
From generation to generation
Look at each other
Whisper
Dancing
Step by step
Beautiful and graceful
Reluctantly
From afar
Mope
More is better
Closely linked
Indefatigable
In obscurity
I can see it clearly
Doing nothing
Be eager to try
There are a lot of people here
Indignation
Be apprehensive
Empty
Gushing
It keeps flowing
Chatter
Dying
Be polite
vivid