The idiom '不成三瓦' (bù chéng sān wǎ) means that one cannot expect everything to be perfect or complete, implying that there will always be shortcomings. It originates from the 'Biographies of Cunning Strategists' in the Records of the Grand Historian.
该成语“不成三瓦”比喻不能要求事物十全十美,总是会有欠缺之处。它出自《史记·龟策列传》,强调了世间万物皆有不完美。
成语 | 不成三瓦 |
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解释 | 比喻不能要求齐全。 |
出处 | 《史记·龟策列传》:“物安可全乎?天尚不全。故室为屋,不成三瓦而陈之。” |
拼音 | bù chéng sān wǎ |
拼音码 | bcsw |
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