不一而足 too numerous to mention
Explanation
“不一而足”这个成语的意思是:很多、很多,数也数不清。它形容事物数量很多,多到无法全部列举出来。
The idiom "bù yī ér zú" means: many, many, countless. It describes the large number of things that are too numerous to list.
Origin Story
从前,在一个繁华的集市上,一位名叫李大壮的农民正在叫卖他家的新鲜蔬菜。他的摊位上摆满了各式各样的蔬菜,有绿油油的青菜,有红彤彤的西红柿,还有黄澄澄的南瓜。李大壮大声吆喝着,吸引了许许多多的顾客前来购买。 “李大壮,你的蔬菜种类可真多呀!”一位顾客说道。 “那是当然,我种的蔬菜不一而足,各种各样的都有。你想要什么,尽管说。”李大壮自豪地回答道。 那位顾客被李大壮的热情感染了,也开心地买了一些蔬菜,一边走一边赞叹道:“真是应有尽有,不一而足呀!” 李大壮听了顾客的夸奖,心里美滋滋的。他明白,只有不断丰富自己的商品种类,才能吸引更多的顾客,才能让自己的生意越来越红火。
Once upon a time, on a bustling market, a farmer named Li Dazhuang was selling his fresh vegetables. His stall was filled with all kinds of vegetables, green cabbage, red tomatoes, and yellow pumpkins. Li Dazhuang shouted loudly, attracting many customers to buy his goods. "Li Dazhuang, you really have a lot of different kinds of vegetables!" said a customer. "Of course, I grow all kinds of vegetables, and there are many kinds. What do you want, just say it!" Li Dazhuang answered proudly. The customer was infected by Li Dazhuang's enthusiasm, and happily bought some vegetables, saying as he walked: "You really have everything, countless!" Li Dazhuang was delighted to hear the customer's praise. He understood that only by constantly enriching his product variety could he attract more customers and make his business more prosperous.
Usage
这个成语通常用于表达事物的数量很多,无法全部列举出来。
This idiom is often used to express that the number of things is very large and cannot all be listed.
Examples
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他的缺点很多,不一而足。
tā de quē diǎn hěn duō, bù yī ér zú.
He has many shortcomings, too many to mention.
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这些问题,不一而足,很难一一解决。
zhè xiē wèn tí, bù yī ér zú, hěn nán yī yī jiě jué.
These problems are too many to list, and it is difficult to solve them one by one.
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这个展厅的珍宝不一而足,让人应接不暇。
zhè ge zhǎn tīng de zhēn bǎo bù yī ér zú, ràng rén yìng jiē bù xiá.
The treasures in this exhibition hall are too numerous to list, they are overwhelming.