Explanation: Say things so many loopholes in metaphor. Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, complement; containing derogatory Source: Lee Dong Song "Li Tingping _set_ Q under the": "The Book of Buddhism but looking back, and gradually full of flaws." Examples: His words ~, very suspicious. Riddle: Flowering tree in bud
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Spindles: rupture. Rupture between clothes very much. Metaphor speak and act very much Vulnerability
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He is simply flawed this argument
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Idiom
Pinyin】 【pò zhàn bǎi chū Explained】 【Magenta: split. Say things so many loopholes in metaphor. 【Source】 Song Li Tong "Li Tingping _set_ Q under the": "The Book of Buddhism but looking back, and gradually full of flaws." 【Usage】 main predicate; as predicate, complement; containing derogatory; that loopholes are many. 【Example】 his words ~ not worth a letter 【Synonym】 full of loopholes, mistakes 【】 Perfect antonym 【】 Bud blossom riddles
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English Expression
n.: full of flaws
Thesaurus
be all adrift, invincible, be invincible, be self-defeating; collapse of itself, Cuikuzhefu, Cuikulaxiu, La destroy dry rot, march into, antilogy, full of holes, Commit One hundred, with irresistible force, like autumn wind sweeping away the fallen leaves, subdue the dragon and tame the tiger— — overcome powerful adversaries, Autumn wind Sweeping leaves, Destroy pull dry rot