腹笥甚宽 | Chinese meaning

腹笥甚宽【fù sì shèn kuān】

well-read (idiom)

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well-read

This idiom describes someone who is well-educated and knowledgeable, having a wide range of knowledge or understanding, often as a result of extensive reading.

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He is a well-read person who knows a lot about history and culture.

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She is well-read and always quotes texts in conversations.

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well-readknowledgeable and eruditeto read extensivelyto have a wealth of experience and knowledgeto be eloquent and talentedto be superior or exceptionalto be full of talenttalented scholars and beautiful womento be unable to catch up withto be worthy of the nametalented persontalent

腹笥甚宽【fù sì shèn kuān】

well-read (idiom)

Generated definitions (experimental)

well-read

This idiom describes someone who is well-educated and knowledgeable, having a wide range of knowledge or understanding, often as a result of extensive reading.