Explanation: Text: the provisions of the ceremony; adorned: many; sections: manners. Too complicated ritual or ceremony. Also be used to spare the other tedious matters. Usage: Joint type; as subject, object, clause; negative, suggesting an analogy cumbersome, redundant Source: Sushi Song "festival co-Bian on the knoll discussion": "eliminating red tape distal, the rural-year-old can be." Examples: Do not know how the Southern Song than today, but a foreign enemy, but obviously has to concede defeat, but only in the domestic as well as Trinidad and Tobago ~ broken nagging words. (Lu Xun's "grave view mirror Thoughts")
No. 2
Cumbersome and unnecessary amenities, but also cumbersome and unnecessary metaphor other matters. Said Fan Wenru ceremony.
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fán wén rù jié
Cumbersome and redundant manners. Also refers to cumbersome and unnecessary matter or procedure
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No. 4
Culture is culture, and culture with a lot of unnecessary red tape, not charged with this matter, also it need not he destroyed. - Lao She, "Four Generations"
n.: Red tape, mumbo jumbo, prolix style and hackneyed rites, unnecessary and overelaborate formalities
Thesaurus
emptiness, babble, screed, superfluous words and sentences, Fuzhuixuanyou, floods of ink, messy; sloppy; slovenly; drag through mud and water, And pages tissue, Even sometimes of prodigious compilation, Of pages of Du, at great length
Antonym
distance can't keep you two apart, skyline next-door, Narrow strip of water, Across the water, very close amongst, the point, tangle, give the essentials in simple language; important statement need not be prolix, very near as if just a few feet away, Near the as close to the eye as the eyebrows and eyelashes