Lingaku- lit. one is one, two is two (idiom)
- fig. things are (or ought to be) perfectly clear-cut
- unequivocal
Generated definitions (experimental)
- things are (or ought to be) perfectly clear-cut
This idiom is used to express that things should be straightforward and unambiguous, often indicating a strong affirmation of reality or truth.
Generated collocations (experimental)
yī shì yī , èr shì èr一是一，二是二things are perfectly clear-cutshuō dào zuò dào说到做到to say what one means and mean what one saysmíng què明确shì fēi是非to clearly define right and wrongfēn míng分明de的dào li道理clear reasoningyī qīng èr chǔ一清二楚to be perfectly clearyán jiǎn yì gāi言简意赅to be succinct and to the pointmíng què明确wú wù无误unequivocal and without errorháo wú yí wèn毫无疑问without a doubtqīng xī清晰Míng明le了clear and understandablelǐ suǒ dāng rán理所当然self-evident