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取精用弘

Word · IdiomTraditional取精用宏

extract essence from abundant material; select the best from a vast collection

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

idiom

to extract the essence from a large amount of material; to select the best from an abundant collection

formal

Used to describe the process of refining or selecting the best parts from a vast amount of information, resources, or research material. Often used in academic, literary, or editorial contexts. A variant form uses 弘 (hóng) instead of 宏.

Yán研
jiū究
gǔ古
jí籍
xū需
yào要
qǔ取
jīng精
yòng用
hóng宏
 ,
cái才
néng能
xiě写
chū出
yǒu有
shēn深
dù度
de的
lùn论
wén文
 。

Studying ancient texts requires extracting the essence from vast materials to write a profound thesis.

Biān编
jí辑
de的
gōng工
zuò作
jiù就
shì是
qǔ取
jīng精
yòng用
hóng宏
 ,
cóng从
dà大
liàng量
gǎo稿
jiàn件
zhōng中
xuǎn选
chū出
zuì最
yōu优
xiù秀
de的
wén文
zhāng章
 。

An editor's job is to extract the best from abundant material, selecting the finest articles from a large number of submissions.

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Zhè这
bù部
bǎi百
kē科
quán全
shū书
qǔ取
jīng精
yòng用
hóng宏
 ,
huì汇
jí集
le了
gè各
lǐng领
yù域
zhuān专
jiā家
de的
yán研
jiū究
chéng成
guǒ果
 。

This encyclopedia extracts the essence from vast resources, compiling research results from experts in various fields.