stand out among one's fellows

stand out among one's fellows

Being outstanding is a Chinese idiom. Its pinyin is B á Cu ì ch ū Q ú n, which means surpassing the same kind, describing it at a higher level than others.

explain

Pull: over. Extract: originally called the appearance of grass, extended to gathering, refers to people or things gathered in a place. Beyond the general, above all.

source

Cai Yong, Han Dynasty, wrote in his Shijiao: "I could not stand out from the crowd, raise fangfeiwen, ascend Tianting, preface Yilun and sweep the filth of Liuhe." "Mencius Gongsun Chou Shang:" because of its class, it is outstanding. Since the birth of the people, it has never been more prosperous than Confucius. "

Discrimination of words

Synonyms: stand out from the crowd, stand out from the crowd, stand out from the crowd Antonyms: plain

usage

He is a person of great ability