What is the antonym of Liao Liao

Few, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is liáo liáo wú jǐ [1], which means to describe scarce, there are not few. From Qing Li Baojia's "A Little History of Civilization", I will bring me a few antonyms next, I hope it will help you!

Very few[pronunciation]: [liáo liáo wú jǐ] [interpretation]: 寥寥: to describe the number is small. Very rare, not a few.

Antonyms]: vehicle volume.

Very few sentences are formedVery few people attended the meeting.

There were very few guests at the lunch table.

There were very few spectators watching the show.

I admit that I know very few writers.

The crappy professor gives a lecture with a small audience.

There are very few corporate giants that remain.

The call to participation was voluntary, but few responded.

When the weather is bad, there are very few people who pray.

Even energetic Americans, such as Whitman, have few literary friends.

Everywhere you go, you can see a handful of birds dying and struggling.

Antonyms form sentencesLi Bai travels in the mountains and rivers, and the poetry is full of volume.

Isn't the "vehicle weight" less loaded?

The beautiful man, obsessed with his woman, has a lot of buckets.

The literature on American universities is even more overwhelming.

On the land of the USSR, such a height was loaded with weight.

People like me have a lot of truckloads.

There are countless people in the world; Those who are only in the office, the vehicle bucket volume.

The Hanlin of the past, the doctor of the present, the volume of the vehicle, how can it benefit people?

Guo Lao did not mention the amount of gold and silver jewelry in the tomb.

He has already experienced the amount of things he has experienced about men and women on weekdays.

The list is endless.

Liao Liao can be counted.

synonyms] few, as few as the morning star, only a handful, a few cows, a few hairs, rare.

Antonyms] countless, endless, abounding.

The list goes on

Thousands, thousands, and people

Everywhere, the number of sands in the Ganges

Emerge endlessly, abound

The list goes on and on

Countless, dotted

The volume of the vehicle, the crowd of people

Not to be enumerated, not to be overcome

I don't know how many, not to mention the list

Everywhere, piled up

There are so many that the seats are full

Mountains are all over the wilderness, thousands

Thousands, thousands, thousands

Refers to the invincibility, refers to the invincibility

The list is endless.

Numerous.

寥寥 [liáo liáo].

Interpretation] is mostly used as an adjective, such as describing the scarcity of quantity, describing loneliness, loneliness, emptiness, etc., and its semantics are mostly related to scarcity.

Antisense] numerous, vast, dense, many, many, dense, fine, dense, lush, lush.