idiom > there is more to it than meets the eye; there's sth. behind all this
There is much
Explanation: Refers to the words, articles, or have revealed the phenomenon of being, the meaning is very elusive, or other circumstances Usage: Verb-object type; for the predicate; that have a clue Source: Qing Anonymous "Chivalric Heroes": "Fitch listened secretly thought to myself: 'This discourse there is much'." Examples: His words ~ to do.
n.: there is more to it than meets the eye; there's sth. behind all this
French Expression
avoir de quoi réfléchir, avoir tant de choses qui donnent à réfléchir, Il y a histoires sur histoires
Thesaurus
String sound outside, have one's tongue in one's cheek, Huazhongyouhua, pun, overtone, undertone, Gun with a stick clip, over tones, much more is meant than meets the eye, Between the lines, Tone in the illocutionary, idea which a word makes one think of in addition to the main meaning, connotation, hint, sth, suggestion
Antonym Group
come clean, See all express, Gepantuochu, empty the bag, Dare dare, Chang do as, contention of a hundred schools of thought, Made no endless