"accurately" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
写真寫真	xiě zhēn		portrait / to describe sth accurately	syn
辞不达意	cí bù dá yì		(idiom) The words or sentences fail to express the writer’s thoughts or feelings accurately.
词不逮理	cí bù dài lǐ		(idiom) Refers to words and phrases that fail to express an author's thoughts and feelings fully or accurately, whether in speech or writing.
料敌制胜	liào dí zhì shèng		(idiom) To assess the enemy’s situation accurately and win the battle. The expression emphasizes sound strategic judgment.
千里犹面	qiān lǐ yóu miàn		(idiom) Describes information conveyed so clearly and accurately that it feels like a face-to-face conversation despite the distance.
不知自量	bù zhī zì liàng		(idiom) To fail to assess one’s own abilities accurately. To overestimate oneself and act beyond one’s capabilities.
听聪视明	tīng cōng shì míng		(idiom) To hear distinctly and see clearly. It describes someone who understands matters accurately and lucidly.
妙算神机	miào suàn shén jī		(idiom) Describes someone with inexhaustible strategic ability who can read a situation accurately and devise appropriate plans.
擘两分星	bó liǎng fēn xīng		(idiom) To distinguish even the smallest units of weight with great precision. Figuratively, to handle matters accurately and clearly.
有本有原	yǒu běn yǒu yuán		(idiom) To have a source and a basis / to be presented fully and accurately. The expression also appears in the variant “to have a basis and a source.”
清如水，明如镜清如水，明如鏡	qīng rú shuǐ，míng rú jìng		(idiom) Describes an official who is honest and self-disciplined and handles affairs wisely and accurately.
眼乖手疾	yǎn guāi shǒu jí		(idiom) To have a keen eye and nimble hands. It describes someone who sees accurately and acts swiftly.
眼明手挗	yǎn míng shǒu jié		(idiom) To have keen eyes and deft hands. It describes someone who judges accurately and acts swiftly.
眼明手捷	yǎn míng shǒu jié		(idiom) To see accurately and act quickly. It describes someone with fast reactions and nimble movements.
老吏断狱老吏斷獄	lǎo lì duàn yù		(idiom) Describes a highly experienced person who judges right and wrong quickly and accurately.
言不达意言不達意	yán bù dá yì		(idiom) To be unable to express one’s thoughts accurately. It may also describe poorly formulated writing or speech.
言不逮意	yán bù dǎi yì		(idiom) What one says does not accurately express the intended meaning. It has the same meaning as “words fail to convey the meaning.”
辞不达义	cí bù dá yì		(idiom) To speak or write without expressing one's meaning accurately.

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