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Chinese to English translations [Non-PRO] Art/Literary - History / Qing period | |||||||
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4 | he learned all subjects from ... to ... |
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3 | (from...to...)there was nothing that he had not studied |
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他无所不学 he learned all subjects from ... to ... Explanation: he learned all subjects from ... to ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 44 mins (2004-11-08 17:41:53 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 经史子集 classics, history, philosophy, and literary collections (four divisions of Chinese bibliopraphy) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 45 mins (2004-11-08 17:42:44 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- delete 曾将 |
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他无所不学 (from...to...)there was nothing that he had not studied Explanation: see also: 无所不包 = all-embracing; all-inclusive; all-encompassing 无所不能 = 1 omnipotent 2 versatile 无所不为 = do all manner of evil; stop at nothing 无所不知 = omniscient ������:��Ӣ�ʵ� |
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