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Open the tool →推之四海而皆准 (tuī zhī sì hǎi ér jiē zhǔn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a principle or truth that is universally applicable”.
推之四海而皆准 is pronounced tuī zhī sì hǎi ér jiē zhǔn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 推之四海而皆准 means “Apply it to all corners of the world, and it is all accurate”. It is used to mean “a principle or truth that is universally applicable”.
之:代词,指普遍性的真理;四海:指任何地方;皆:都是;准:准确。比喻具有普遍性的真理到处都适用