countless(bù kě shèng jì)

countless

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù K ě sh è NGJ ì, which means it can't be calculated completely and describes a large number. It comes from Han ceyi.

Analysis of Idioms

There are countless synonyms and few antonyms

The origin of Idioms

In the Western Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang's "Warring States strategy · Han ceyi" said: "Qin Dynasty has more than a million armor, thousands of cars and thousands of horses. He is a man of great courage, a man of great courage, a man of great courage, and a man of great courage

Idiom usage

There are many adjectives. Chapter 58 of the illustrated history of Chinese literature by Zheng Zhenduo: "the works are more powerful than others." In Han Dynasty, Liu Xiang's "Xin Xu. Shan Mou Xia" said: "the three kings of Qin were the generals of Qin, and they killed Qin's children several years old. In Sui Shu, Volume 52, biography of he ruobi, it is said that "the treasure of Bi's family can't win the game, and there are hundreds of maidservants and concubines, which is the pride of the time. 」

Chinese PinYin : bù kě shèng jì