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Contents ·Eagle-eyed ·míng chá qiū háo ·No. 3 ·That the sharp-eyed, you can see the hair of newborn birds fall ·No. 5 ·English Expression ·French Expression ·Thesaurus ·Containing Phrases ·More results... Eagle-eyed 　　Explanation: Meditate: to see; being put: birds fall upon the new long hair. Originally described as sharp-eyed people, any small thing can be clearly seen. After more insight into the common sense one can describe. 　　Usage: Verb-object type; as the predicate attribute; with compliment 　　Source: Warring States Zou Meng Ke, "Mencius on King Hui of Liang": "being put out enough to detect the end." 　　Examples: Yu Yi childish, can the Japanese arrogance, ~, see Miaoxiao small items, will scrutinize the texture. (Qing Shen Fu "Fu leisure Jiqu") 　　Riddle: Microscope míng chá qiū háo 　　Details of the hair of mammals observed autumn. Words able to distinguish right from wrong very keen to observe the subtle, not blinded Translated by Google No. 3 　　Clear enough and not see the end of the police taking anything away from public opinion pay the king promised almost? - "King Hui of the Mencius" Translated by Google That the sharp-eyed, you can see the hair of newborn birds fall 　　That the sharp-eyed, you can see the hair of newborn birds fall. Described as penetrating. A phrase from "Mencius Wang II on": "enough to police taking anything away from the end of the Ming." Qing Shen Fu "Six Records of leisure Ji Qu": "I recalled childish, can the Japanese arrogance, perspicacious, see Miao Xiao micro-objects, must scrutinize its texture, so when things outside interest." Week Complex "Shanghai Morning" Part III 19: "You perspicacious than we know and something more, to understand clearly." Translated by Google No. 5 　　【读音】míng chá qiū háo 　　【解释】：明察：看清；秋毫：秋天鸟兽身上新长的细毛。原形容人目光敏锐，任何细小的事物都能看得很清楚。后多形容人能洞察事理。 　　【出处】：《孟子·梁惠王上》：“明足以察秋毫之末，而不见舆薪，则王许之乎？” 　　【示例】：余忆童稚时，能张目对日，～，见藐小之物必细察其纹理，故时有物外之趣。 ◎清·沈复《浮生六记·闲情记趣》【题目为编者所加】 　　【近义词】：洞若观火、明查暗访、洞察秋毫 　　【反义词】：不见舆薪 　　【语法】：动宾式；作谓语、定语；含褒义 　　故事 　　齐桓公小白、晋文公重耳曾在春秋时先后称霸，统领诸侯，是霸主中的代表。几百年后，战国时的齐宣王田辟强也想称霸。齐宣王对孟子说：“您能把有关齐桓公、晋文公的事迹讲给我听听吗？”孟子答道：“对不起，我们孔夫子的门徒向来不讲霸主的事。我们只讲王道，用道德的力量来统一天下。”齐宣王问道：“那要有怎样的道德才能统一天下呢？”孟子说:“我听说，有一次新钟铸成，准备杀牛祭钟，您看见好好一头牛，无罪而被杀，心中感到不忍。凭您这种好心，就可以行王道，施仁政，统一天下。问题不在于您能不能，而在于您干不干罢了！比方有人说：‘我的力气能举重三千斤，但举不起一根羽毛；眼力能看清秋天鸟兽毫毛那样细微的东西，却看不见满车的木柴。’您相信这种话吗？”齐宣王说：“当然不相信！”孟子紧接着说：“是呀，不能相信。如今您的好心能用来对待动物，却不能用来爱护老百姓，这也同样难于叫人相信。老百姓之所以不能够安居乐业，是您根本不去关心的缘故。显然，这都是干与不干的问题，而不是能与不能的问题。您问能不能行王道、统一天下，问题也是如此，是不去干，而不是不能干！” 　　秋毫; 　　【读音】qiū háo 　　【解释】：指秋天鸟兽身上新长的细毛，后用来比喻最细微的事物。 　　【出处】：《孟子·梁惠王上》：“明足以察秋毫之末，而不见舆薪，则王许之乎？” 　　【示例】：余忆童稚时，能张目对日，～，见藐小之物，必细察其纹理，故时有物外之趣。 ◎清·沈复《浮生六记·闲情记趣》 　　【近义词】：洞若观火、明查暗访 　　【反义词】：不见薪新 　　【语法】：动宾式；作谓语、定语；含褒义 English Expression n.:  omniscient French Expression   avoir la perspicacité de discerner les choses infimes, avoir une grande pénétrer toute chose, être perspicace adj.  (pour un fonctionnaire) être perspicace, avoir la perspicacité de discerner les choses infimes, avoir une grande pénétration d'esprit, savoir pénétrer toute chose Thesaurus tacit understanding, have a tacit understanding; give tacit consent; tacit understanding, boson friends, know sth. as a person knows his ten fingers, as if enumerating one's family valuables— very familliar with one's subject, To understand clearly Into the Huai, understand tacitly; I appreciate your kindness, Minds think alike, knowing one's own situation and that of the enemy, Several chest, Zhibi confidant Containing Phrases penetrating Omniscient The end a penetrating observation do not work hard Naxiu Moire fringe Gold Omniscient Beady Case do not work hard Perspicacious the end, and not see Omniscient the end but also vanish Omniscient The end of the there is no fuel of a truck&mdash Discerning the end of the pay and not see public opinion