swallow anything and everything(jiān shōu bìng xù)

swallow anything and everything

Eclecticism is an idiom. Its pronunciation is Ji ā NSH ō UB ì NGX ù, which means to take things with different contents and properties and preserve them. From Han Yu's Jin Xue Jie.

explain

Explanation: collect: collect; store: store, contain. Take things of different contents and properties and keep them. [usage]: used as predicate, attribute, object and adverbial

source

[source]: in Jin Xue Jie written by Han Yu of Tang Dynasty, "Yuzha dansha, Chijian Qingzhi, niupengmabo, the skin of a loser are all inclusive, and those who are ready for use are good doctors." In ancient times, there are many bibliophiles who are all inclusive. Ruan Kuisheng, Qing Dynasty, Volume 16 of Chayu Hakka

Discrimination

Eclectic: preservation of different contents and properties, one to many.

synonym

Synonym: all embracing, all embracing; antonym: can't have both

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