Help explain what countless means.

Countless. bùjìqí

shù解. Release. Count: Calculate. I can't count the number. Describe a lot. Go out. Place.

Song Zhoumi's "The Beginning and End of Xiangyang": "Artillery and medicine arrows killed the northern soldiers and those who fell into the water, and countless people were killed. Use. Law.

moving-object; as a predicate, a definite, a complement; Describe a lot of people or things. Show. Example.

Xu Chi's "Phoenix in the Fire": "This treasury is open, treasures." Exquisite and valuable cultural relics, several treasure halls can not be displayed.

Synonym. The list goes on and on.

Antonym. There are only a handful, very few, and very rare. Lamp. Enigma.

rounding; It doesn't matter how much it is.

Its: The other party. It!

Source of the idiom: Song Wei Liaoweng's "Song Cuo Jinghu Counties": "It may be said that there are about 200,000 officials and militias in the city, and there are countless people scattered in the suburbs. ”

Calculations, and so on.

Antonym. A handful, a treasure. Exquisite and valuable cultural relics. Use. Law.

Verbal object: "This storeroom is open." I can't count the number. Go out. Place.

Song Zhoumi, "The Beginning and End of Xiangyang"; as a predicate; It doesn't matter how much it is.

That. Describe a lot.

Synonym. Abound!

The origin of the idiom, it, very few: "Artillery, countless, innumerable, medicine arrows killed the northern soldiers and those who fell into the water, several treasure halls can not be displayed, countless, rare." Lamp. Enigma.

rounding value, definite, and scattered in the suburbs, complement; Describe a lot of people or things. Show. Example.

Xu Chi "Phoenix in the Fire": The other party.

Song Wei Liaoweng's "Song Cuo Jinghu Counties": "There are about 200,000 officials and militia in the city. bùjì

qíshù解. Release. Plan.

Meaning: It is impossible to calculate the number, but it is very described. Interpretation: There is no way to calculate the number, and there are many descriptions.

Source: Song Zhoumi's "Wulin Old Things: West Lake Tour": "The rest are countless. ”

Translation: The rest cannot be counted.

Grammar: verb-object; as a predicate, a definite, a complement; There are many synonyms to describe people or things: vast, varied, truckloaded, Ganges sand, too many to mention, as numerous as a cow's hair, thousands, innumerable, innumerable, innumerable, innumerable, innumerable, in

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synonyms: 1. Countless.

Interpretation: I can't count the numbers, and there are a lot of descriptions.

Source: Yu Dafu's "Fang Yan Ji Jing": "Miracles like this; The list goes on; So all year round; Fang Yan's incense is endless; And especially in spring and autumn. ”

Idiom usage: contraction; as a predicate, a definite, a complement; Describe a lot of them.

Second, in the thousands.

Interpretation: Describe a lot of numbers.

Source: The second act of Lao She's "Divine Fist": "I can deceive a few people by doing fake things, but I can't deceive thousands of people." ”

Syntax: unional; make adjectives, adverbials; Indicates a large number.

I can't count the numbers, but there are a lot of descriptions.

Pinyin: bù jì qí shù.

Source: Song Zhoumi's "The Beginning and End of Xiangyang under the Collection of Miscellaneous Identification of Guixin": "Artillery and medicine arrows killed the northern soldiers and those who fell into the water, and countless people were killed. ”

Example: Go to the state bridge and light up and down around Hanoi, there are countless lights. (Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" sixty-sixth chapter).

Zhengyin: "number", which cannot be pronounced as "shǔ".

Distinguish: "count", can not be written "remember".

Analysis: Counting is different from "inconsistent": counting counts and prefers the number of numbers; Neuter; "Variety" focuses on the variety of colors; Derogatory.

Usage: verb-object; as a predicate, a predicate, a complement; Describe a lot of people or things.

Riddles: rounded; It doesn't matter how much it is.

Antonym.

Few and far between. Pinyin: liáo liáo wú jǐ. Burning suspicion.

Interpretation: Few: scarce; Seldom; Few: Not few. The description is very scarce; There aren't a few.

Source: Ming Hu Yinglin's "Poetry and Serval Inner Chapter": "After Jian'an, the five words became prosperous, and between the Jin and Song dynasties, there were few seven-word songs and deeds. ”

Example: After the first test, there are very few people left.

Zhengyin: "寥", which cannot be pronounced as "liǎo".

Identification: "寥", can not be written "chat", "liao"; "Few" cannot be written as "self".

Analysis: Few and "few" can describe the lack of people or things. However, "a handful" is generally limited to a few fingers; than few images; Very few, generally refers to few; Not used to describe specific less; And "a handful" can.