The slightest error is a thousand miles away

The slightest error is a thousand miles away

The synonym of "missing a little bit" and "missing a thousand li" generally refers to "missing a little bit", and "missing a little bit" and "fallacious a thousand li". Pinyin: SH ī zh ī h á ol í, MI ù y ǐ Qi ā NL ǐ.

Decipherment: millimetre, centimetre: the smallest unit of length. A little mistake at the beginning can lead to a big mistake. 】"The book of rites · Jing Jie:" the book of changes says: "a gentleman should be careful when he starts, and if he is not as good as a mile, he will be far away from the truth."

essential information

It's a long way to go. It's a long way to go. It's a long way to go. It's a long way to go. A little mistake will lead to a big mistake. "The book of rites · Jing Jie:" the book of changes says: "a gentleman should be careful when he starts, and if he is not as good as a mile, he will be far away from the truth."

Source of allusion

According to the book of rites, Yi said, "a gentleman should be careful when he starts.". If the difference is as small as a millionth, the fallacy is as great as a thousand li. "

synonym

It's a thousand miles away

words whose meaning is similar

The slightest error is a thousand miles away. Although the difference is small, it causes great errors.

English translation

1. Alittleerrormayleadtoalargediscrepancy. Amissisasgoodasamile.

Idiom information

Explanation of idiom: millimetre, centigrade: two kinds of extremely small units of length. A little mistake at the beginning will result in a big mistake. Examples of idioms: Mr. Sun regarded it as a scholar first and then a jester. In this way, it's really "a little bit wrong, a thousand miles away"! (Wen Yiduo's Quyuan problem) idiom structure: complex sentence form generation time: ancient times

Idiom story

In the Western Han Dynasty, Zhao Chongguo was ordered by Emperor Xuandi to pacify the rebellion in Northwest China. Seeing that the rebels were not in the same mood, he adopted the method of appeasement, which made most of the rebels surrender. But Emperor Xuan of Han ordered him to send out troops, and the result was unfavorable. Later, he collected military supplies according to the emperor's order, causing a rebellion. He said with emotion: "it's really a mistake, a thousand miles away."