架屋叠床 — “To be redundant and superfluous”
架屋叠床 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be redundant and superfluous”. To pile up unnecessarily, referring to overly verbose or repetitive writing or speech. Literally, “Build houses upon houses, stack beds upon beds”.
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这篇文章虽然内容丰富，但有些地方架屋叠床，如果能精简一下会更好。
Although this article is rich in content, some parts are redundant and superfluous; it would be better if it could be streamlined.
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What does 架屋叠床 mean?
架屋叠床 (jià wū dié chuáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be redundant and superfluous”.
How do you pronounce 架屋叠床?
架屋叠床 is pronounced jià wū dié chuáng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 架屋叠床 literally mean?
Literally, 架屋叠床 means “Build houses upon houses, stack beds upon beds”. It is used to mean “to be redundant and superfluous”.
What is the Chinese definition of 架屋叠床?
屋上架屋，床上叠床。比喻重复累赘。