beyond count
Innumerable is a Chinese idiom, pronounced sh ǔ B ù sh è ngsh ǔ, which means that the number can not be counted. It's hard to calculate the quantity. From Fang Yan Ji Jing.
The origin of Idioms
Fang Yan Ji Jing: "there are countless miracles like this, so Fang Yan is full of fragrance throughout the year, especially in the spring and Autumn period."
Idiom usage
It has many adjectives. On learning Communism: "we must not, like the old schools, fill the minds of young people with knowledge that is useless and useless." There are countless students in our class.
Analysis of Idioms
It's innumerable. [antonym] is very few.
beyond count
Astonish the foolish and the vulgar - jīng yú hài sú
be completely at a loss as in a fog - duò yún wù zhōng
extort excessive taxes and levies - héng zhēng bào liǎn
agree without prior without previous consultation - bù móu ér hé