Be rich in learning and talented

Be rich in learning and talented

Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xu é f ù C á Ig ā o, which means to be knowledgeable and capable. It's from thirty four questions about Anton's keeping the promise.

explain

Idiom: rich in learning and high in ability

source

Zhu Zhiyu of Ming Dynasty wrote "thirty four answers to Anton's questions about keeping his promise:" you can't write a composition. Although you are rich in learning, you are as loyal as you can be, and you are as filial as birch and Zeng Shen, you can't write a composition. "

usage

Combined; as predicate and attribute; with commendatory meaning.

Discrimination of words

Synonyms: erudite, talented, knowledgeable Antonyms: know nothing, have no knowledge, have no skill