idiom > there is more what I want to say but cannot
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Books are not the words
　　Explanation: Books: letters. The letter is difficult to fully express its meaning. Make more letters after the end of learning language.
　　Usage: The main predicate; as predicate, the clause; make more letters at the end of term
　　Source: "Book of the copulative": "Master said: 'Books are not the words, words not the meaning.'"
　　Examples: ~, To be dead to life. (Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of Three Kingdoms," chapter 26)
　　Riddle: Let's hear next decomposition
No. 2
　　"Easy. Copulative on "" The Master said, 'the book not the word, Words.' "That the diction more difficult to fully expressive ◇ letters at the end of idioms.
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shū bù jìn yán
　　Paper: letter. The letter did not say if finished. Are used for letters at the end of
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No. 4
　　Short paper as long, the book not the words
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No. 5
　　"Yi Jing on": "The Master said: 'the book not the word, Words.'" That the diction is difficult to fully expressive. More letters after the end of idioms. "Three Kingdoms" second six back: "The public television, is Supreme The book also. The strategy goes like this: '... ... the book not the words to life until death.'"
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No. 6
　　词 目 书不尽言
　　发 音 shū bù jìn yán
　　释 义 书：书信。信中难以充分表达其意。后多作书信结尾习用语。
　　出 处 《易·系辞上》：“子曰：‘书不尽言，言不尽意。’”
　　示 例 ～，死待来命。（明·罗贯中《三国演义》第二十六回）
　　用 法 作谓语、分句；多作书信结尾用语
English Expression
  1. n.:  there is more what I want to say but cannot
Containing Phrases
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