闳大不经 — “Extravagant and impractical”
闳大不经 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Extravagant and impractical”. Absurd and baseless; wide-ranging but unrealistic. Literally, “Grand but unsound”.
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他的方案听起来闳大不经，缺乏实际操作的依据。
His proposal sounded grand yet absurd, lacking any basis for practical implementation.
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What does 闳大不经 mean?
闳大不经 (hóng dà bù jīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Extravagant and impractical”.
How do you pronounce 闳大不经?
闳大不经 is pronounced hóng dà bù jīng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 闳大不经 literally mean?
Literally, 闳大不经 means “Grand but unsound”. It is used to mean “Extravagant and impractical”.
What is the Chinese definition of 闳大不经?
指不着边际，不合常理；近乎荒诞，没有根据。