be beyond one 's grasp(biān cháng bù jí)

be beyond one 's grasp

The Pinyin is bi ā NCH á NGB ù J í, which is a Chinese idiom, and its meaning is beyond the power. From: "the whip is not as long as the horse's belly.".

explain

Beyond the reach of the finger.

source

See "the whip is not as long as the horse's belly". The state of Chu and the state of Qin have the deepest hatred, and the power of the state of Qin is also a little weak. When the world is in chaos in the future, it must start there. The fourth act of Gao Jianli by Guo Moruo: in the spring and Autumn period, King Zhuang of Chu, relying on his powerful power, sent Shen Zhou, a senior official, to the state of Qi without the consent of the state of song. The state of song killed Shen Zhou. King Zhuang of Chu sent troops to attack the state of song. The state of song appealed to the state of Jin for help. The doctor bozong suggested to the king of Jin not to send troops, saying that "although the whip is long, it is not as good as the belly of a horse", there is no reason to offend the state of Chu for the sake of the state of song

Discrimination of words

[pinyin code]: bcbj [synonym]: beyond reach [antonym]: more than enough

usage

It is too far to help

Chinese PinYin : biān cháng bù jí