足尺加二 — “To be excessive”
足尺加二 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be excessive”. To go too far; to overdo it; over the top. Literally, “A full measure plus two (units)”.
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足尺加二 Pronunciation and Pinyin
足尺加二 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 足尺加二
他做事总是足尺加二，一点小事也要弄得兴师动众。
He always tends to overdo things; even a small matter turns into a big production.
Idioms Related to 足尺加二
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- zú足bù不lǚ履yǐng影act with extreme caution
- zú足bù不kuī窥hù户never steps out of the house
- zú足bù不yú逾hù户never stepping out of the house
- zú足bīng兵zú足shí食ample food and strong defense
- zú足lǚ履shí实dì地be practical and down-to-earth
- zú足zhì智duō多móu谋resourceful and sagacious
- zú足jiǎn茧shǒu手zhī胝callused hands and feet from arduous labor
- zú足yī衣zú足shí食ample food and clothing
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Open the tool →Questions about 足尺加二
What does 足尺加二 mean?
足尺加二 (zú chǐ jiā èr) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be excessive”.
How do you pronounce 足尺加二?
足尺加二 is pronounced zú chǐ jiā èr in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 足尺加二 literally mean?
Literally, 足尺加二 means “a full measure plus two (units)”. It is used to mean “to be excessive”.
What is the Chinese definition of 足尺加二?
比喻过分、过头。