one 's word does not express his idea(cí bù dá yì)

one 's word does not express his idea

In Chinese idioms, Pinyin is C í B ù D á y ì, meaning that words and sentences can not accurately express meaning and feelings. It's from the wedding ceremony.

Notes on Idioms

Words: words; meaning: meaning.

The origin of Idioms

Ceremony and bride price: more words are history, less words are not achievement, and more words are enough to achieve justice.

Idiom usage

Subject predicate; predicate, object; derogatory, used for speaking and writing. An example: Song Hui Hong "Gao An Town God's Temple Ji": five hundred years ago, and those who wrote the book were not able to express their meaning, but they sighed. When I study composition, I always feel that I can't express myself. ——Lu Xun's book of two places

Analysis of Idioms

Synonyms: words can't express meaning, words can't express words Antonyms: words must be in the right

Chinese PinYin : cí bù dá yì