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Open the tool →盈篇累牍 (yíng piān lěi dú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe writing or speech that is unnecessarily lengthy, verbose, and redundant; prolix”.
盈篇累牍 is pronounced yíng piān lěi dú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 盈篇累牍 means “Pages full, documents piled up”. It is used to mean “to describe writing or speech that is unnecessarily lengthy, verbose, and redundant; prolix”.
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