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Contents ·Jiguangpianyu ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·English Expression ·Thesaurus ·Antonym ·More results... Jiguangpianyu 　　Explanation: Ji Guang: animal names in ancient mythology; film birds: a hair. Analogy remnants of precious relics. 　　Usage: Partial official; as object, attribute, clause; metaphor remaining relics 　　Source: Qing Li, Green Park "Qiludeng" 92 back: "The Ancestor poetry, in the view of others, but fill the gap, we as the younger generation, Jiguangpianyu, are Jinyu Zhu Bei." 　　Examples: Fathers poems, in the view of others, but fill the gap, we as the younger, ~, are Jinyu Zhu Bei. (Ching Lee Green Park "Qiludeng" Ninety-second back) No. 2 　　The body of an animal that Yoshimitsu hair. Metaphor remaining art treasures. Ming Wang Shizhen "title three Wu Kai Fa 10" five: "The enemies of the sub-sale is over, for the straight 10 thousand, due to retention of this, than in the light of the film Yu Ji ears." Qing Cao Yin, "title Hu Jingfu Tibetan monks Jian Jiang painting "Poetry:" fragmentary remains off light watch for, who the enemy Liangyuan Yu painted fork. "qian" books on art topics for Du ":" Wei ago, the book slips were recorded mostly fragmentary remains, concise and flavor Meaningful . "See," Yoshimitsu. " Translated by Google No. 3 　　〖拼音〗jí guāng piàn yǔ 　　〖解释〗吉光:古代神话中的神马名;片羽:一片羽毛。古代传说，吉光是神兽，毛皮为裘，入水数日不沉，入火不焦。“吉光片羽”指神兽的一小块毛皮，比喻残存的珍贵的文物。 　　〖出处〗汉·刘歆《西京杂记》卷一：武帝时西域献吉光逑,入水不濡.(濡:沾湿) 　　〖示例〗祖宗诗文，在旁人观之，不过行云流水，我们后辈视之，～，皆金玉珠贝。 ★清·李绿园《歧路灯》第九十二回 English Expression n.:  remants or broken relics (of ancient art works) Thesaurus engrossment, rare bird, The price of Citylink, Linjiao Phoenix mouth, a very valuable and rare thing, rare commodity which can be hoarded for better prices, a very rare treasure, Rare treasure Antonym worthless, Money is not always a, Nothing easy to be, Nothing squint, a modicm easy to be, jadishness