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Open the tool →不壹而足 (bù yī ér zú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “referring to things of the same kind that are not just one but many, too numerous to list exhaustively; numerous and plentiful”.
不壹而足 is pronounced bù yī ér zú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 不壹而足 means “not just one but abundant”. It is used to mean “referring to things of the same kind that are not just one but many, too numerous to list exhaustively; numerous and plentiful”.
足:充足。指同类的事物不只一个而是很多,无法列举齐全。同“不一而足”。