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数不胜数

Word · IdiomTraditional數不勝數

countless; too many to count

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

idiom

too many to count; innumerable; countless

Used as a predicate or complement to describe an extremely large quantity of things, people, or phenomena. Often used in formal and informal contexts alike.

Tiān天
shàng上
de的
xīng星
xing星
shǔ数
bù不
shèng胜
shǔ数
 。

The stars in the sky are countless.

Zhè这
zuò座
chéng城
shì市
lǐ里
de的
měi美
shí食
shǔ数
bù不
shèng胜
shǔ数
 。

There are innumerable delicious foods in this city.

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Tā他
fàn犯
de的
cuò错
wù误
jiǎn简
zhí直
shǔ数
bù不
shèng胜
shǔ数
 。

The mistakes he has made are simply too numerous to count.

Bó博
wù物
guǎn馆
lǐ里
de的
zhēn珍
guì贵
cáng藏
pǐn品
shǔ数
bù不
shèng胜
shǔ数
 。

The museum contains countless precious collections.