It is said that people are not perfect, what does this perfect mean?

Perfection is just a way of saying that there are no ten perfections.

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You're already perfect, and you're missing the inner and outer beauty, which is remarkable.

Perfect: It means to be perfect, to be perfect.

Pinyin: shí quán shí měi

Source: "Zhou Li, Tianguan Mound Zaixia, Doctor": "At the end of the year, the medical affairs will be audited, and the affairs will be controlled. ”

Translation: At the end of the year, the effect of the physician's ** is evaluated, and the grade given to the physician is determined. All diseases can be accurately diagnosed as superior, and there are ten large oranges that cannot be accurately diagnosed as inferior.

Example sentence: When new things are first created, they are not all perfect, but they always continue to grow and develop, and eventually they will replace the old things.

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Synonyms:

1. Seamless: It is a myth and legend that the clothes of fairies have no seams. The metaphor is so well thought out that nothing is wrong with it.

Pinyin: without a trace

Source: Qianshu Niu Qiao's "Spirit Monster Record: Guo Han": "Xu regarded his clothes as seamless, and Han asked, saying: 'Tianyi is not needlework. ’”

Translation: The person surnamed Xu saw that her clothes had no seams, so he asked why, and he said that it was not sewn with needles and threads.

2. Perfection: It means that it is perfect to the point that there is no shortcoming.

Pinyin: jìn shàn jìn měi

Source: "The Analects of the Eight Hundreds": The sub-predicate "Shao": "As perfect as possible, and as good as possible."

Translation: The music is beautiful, and the content is wonderful.

3. Integration: Modern multi-finger fusion into a whole, inseparable. In ancient grammar, "浑然" refers to the description of a specific state of nature before everything in the world appeared, so the original meaning of "unity" in ancient Chinese originally referred to the initial state of all things.

Pinyin: hún rán yī tǐ

Source: "Erluan Rock Cheng Testament" Volume 2: The benevolent person is the same as the thing.

Translation: The benevolent man and nature are one.

There is no such thing as a perfect thing in the world, and this is to describe something that is done perfectly to everyone's satisfaction.

There is no one in the world who is a thing, the spine is poor, and the spine is perfect, and these four words are just used as a metaphor for people who feel very beautiful in their hearts, and there is no special meaning in the cherry skin.

Everything. Good in every way.

Perfect, birds and flowers, full of spirit, a hundred flowers compete for spring, green water and green mountains, colorful, teeth and claws, jumping like thunder, arrogant, stupid birds fly first, there is a beginning and an end, colorful, silent, finger-pointing, extending in all directions, diligent and inquisitive, concentrated, the day is high, the spring is warm, top-heavy, set less into more, amiable, the face is like the color of the earth, not an inch of grass, all things are spring, depressed, thousands of mountains and a blue, thousands of mountains and thousands of mountains and rivers are changing, mountains and rivers are beautiful, thousands of mountains and thousands of rivers, the stars are brilliant, thousands of mountains and thousands of mountains, The stars are twinkling, the stars are dotted, the stars are brilliant, the eyes are golden, the eyebrows are big, the eyebrows are laughing, the tears are laughing, the faces are sad, the eyes are listless, the tears are flowing, the heart is full of joy, the heart is like a knife, the heart is frightened, the heart is flustered, the heart is upright, the joy is beaming, the golden light is shining, the snow is white, the waves are sparkling, the momentum is violent, the grief is overwhelming, the tiger is enlightened, the face is red, the spirit is flying, the eyes are not taking their eyes off, the relish is delicious, the mountains and rocks are bold, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, carefree, free, laughing and laughing, In a mess, you chase me, self-righteous, chickens and dogs, can't put it down, naughty, pretending, handy, do whatever you want, full of silver hair, winning all battles, heavy hearts, angry, kind eyebrows, immovable, hard-working.

The meaning of the idiom refers to all aspects are very perfect, without defects, [perfect], the whole and the beautiful have the meaning of perfection, and [ten] is the number of feet, therefore, [perfect] can be used as a metaphor for the perfect and beautiful, flawless realm, the idiom in the "perfect" was first used in the "Zhou Li", from the Qing Dynasty Chen Lang "Xueyue Mei Biography": "The virtuous nephew must rest assured when he goes out; Isn't it perfect? It is a positive word, which is used as a conjunction in a sentence, and is generally used as a predicate, object, definite, and complement;

Its synonyms are [seamless], [flawless], antonyms are [leaky and blind], [fly in the ointment], here we have to pay attention to it, "perfect" and "seamless] these two idioms, "perfect" refers to all aspects are very perfect, without defects, and [seamless] refers to things are natural, meticulous and perfect, no flaws and omissions can be found, mostly used in literary and artistic works, let's take a look at how to use perfect sentences to make sentences? Although I am not a perfect person, I will continue to work hard, dedicate, struggle, create, and care about the people and things around me;

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