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熟能生巧

Word · Idiom

practice makes perfect

Tone colorsmāmámǎmàma

Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

idiom

practice makes perfect; skill comes from practice; proficiency breeds ingenuity

A proverb emphasizing that repeated practice leads to mastery and the discovery of clever techniques or shortcuts.

Sú俗
huà话
shuō说
shú熟
néng能
shēng生
qiǎo巧
 ,
nǐ你
zhǐ只
yào要
duō多
liàn练
xí习
 ,
yī一
dìng定
néng能
zhǎng掌
wò握
hǎo好
zhè这
mén门
jì技
shù术
 。

As the saying goes, practice makes perfect; as long as you practice more, you will definitely master this skill.

Tā他
gāng刚
kāi开
shǐ始
dǎ打
zì字
hěn很
màn慢
 ,
dàn但
shú熟
néng能
shēng生
qiǎo巧
 ,
xiàn现
zài在
sù速
dù度
yǐ已
jīng经
hěn很
kuài快
le了
 。

He typed very slowly at first, but practice makes perfect, and now his speed is already very fast.

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Bié别
pà怕
fàn犯
cuò错
 ,
shú熟
néng能
shēng生
qiǎo巧
ma嘛
 。

Don't be afraid of making mistakes; practice makes perfect, after all.

Liàn练
xí习
shū书
fǎ法
xū需
yào要
nài耐
xīn心
 ,
xiāng相
xìn信
shú熟
néng能
shēng生
qiǎo巧
 。

Practicing calligraphy requires patience; believe that practice makes perfect.