水至清则无鱼,人至察则无徒
shuǐ zhì qīng zé wú yú , rén zhì chá zé wú tú
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water that is too clear has no fish, and one who is too severe has no friends (idiom)
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水至清則無魚,人至察則無徒
shuǐ zhì qīng zé wú yú , rén zhì chá zé wú tú
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water that is too clear has no fish, and one who is too severe has no friends (idiom)
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無微不至
wú wēi bù zhì
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in every possible way (idiom); meticulous
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无所不至
wú suǒ bù zhì
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to reach everywhere;
to stop at nothing;
to do one's utmost
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無所不至
wú suǒ bù zhì
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to reach everywhere;
to stop at nothing;
to do one's utmost
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牛至
niú zhì
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oregano (Origanum vulgare);
marjoram
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甚而至于
shèn ér zhì yú
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even;
so much so that
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甚而至於
shèn ér zhì yú
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even;
so much so that
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甚至於
shèn zhì yú
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so much (that);
even (to the extent that)
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短至
duǎn zhì
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the winter solstice
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福无双至
fú wú shuāng zhì
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blessings never come in pairs (idiom)
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福無雙至
fú wú shuāng zhì
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blessings never come in pairs (idiom)
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精诚所至
jīng chéng suǒ zhì
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with a will, you can achieve anything (idiom); cf 精誠所至,金石為開|精诚所至,金石为开[jing1 cheng2 suo3 zhi4 , jin1 shi2 wei4 kai1]
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精誠所至
jīng chéng suǒ zhì
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with a will, you can achieve anything (idiom); cf 精誠所至,金石為開|精诚所至,金石为开[jing1 cheng2 suo3 zhi4 , jin1 shi2 wei4 kai1]
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精诚所至,金石为开
jīng chéng suǒ zhì , jīn shí wèi kāi
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lit. sincerity splits open metal and metal (idiom); if you put your heart to it, you can break up metal and rocks;
With a will, you can achieve anything.
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精誠所至,金石為開
jīng chéng suǒ zhì , jīn shí wèi kāi
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lit. sincerity splits open metal and metal (idiom); if you put your heart to it, you can break up metal and rocks;
With a will, you can achieve anything.
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紛至沓來
fēn zhì tà lái
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to come thick and fast (idiom)
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翩然而至
piān rán ér zhì
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come trippingly
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自始至終
zì shǐ zhì zhōng
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from start to finish (idiom)
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至人
zhì rén
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fully realized human being;
sage;
saint
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至好
zhì hǎo
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best friend
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至始至终
zhì shǐ zhì zhōng
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from start to finish
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至始至終
zhì shǐ zhì zhōng
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from start to finish
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至寶
zhì bǎo
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most valuable treasure;
most precious asset
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至尊
zhì zūn
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the most honorable;
the most respected;
supreme;
(archaic) the emperor
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