It's better than that

It's better than that

Pass: surpass; and: catch up. In contrast, there are only more than and no less than

terms

go even farther than

[Pinyin] y ǒ ugu ò zh ī, w ú B ù J í

Too much is better than too much

It's better to have it than to have it

[from] Confucius' The Analects of Confucius advanced in the pre Qin period: "Confucius said:" the teacher is too good, and the business is not as good. "

explain

[usage] complex sentence; as object; used for the comparison of people and things

[example] in the book xiawai Jixie · Maxim · carve manuscript to marry Xiao by Ping Buqing of Qing Dynasty: "carve a manuscript and marry a Xiao, then Yongdong is more popular than the late Ming Dynasty."