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莫可指数

Word · IdiomTraditional不可指數

countless; innumerable; too many to count

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

idiom

countless; innumerable; too many to count even using one's fingers

literary

Used to emphasize a very large, almost uncountable number of things. Often appears in written contexts.

Zhǎn展
guǎn馆
lǐ里
de的
zhēn珍
qí奇
zhǎn展
pǐn品
bù不
kě可
zhǐ指
shǔ数
 ,
lìng令
rén人
mù目
bù不
xiá暇
jiē接
 。

The rare exhibits in the hall were too numerous to count, dazzling the eyes.

Yè夜
kōng空
zhōng中
de的
xīng星
xing星
bù不
kě可
zhǐ指
shǔ数
 ,
shǎn闪
shuò烁
zhe着
wēi微
ruò弱
de的
guāng光
máng芒
 。

The stars in the night sky were countless, twinkling with faint light.

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Zhè这
zuò座
chéng城
shì市
lì历
jīng经
qiān千
nián年
 ,
fā发
shēng生
de的
gù故
shi事
bù不
kě可
zhǐ指
shǔ数
 。

This city has a thousand years of history, and the stories that have occurred are innumerable.