教一识百 — “Teach one, know a hundred”
教一识百 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be exceptionally quick at learning, able to grasp many things from a single example or hint; to be highly intelligent and perceptive”. Literally, “Teach one, know a hundred”.
教一识百 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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More idioms starting with 教
- jiào教yì亦duō多shù术Teaching has many methods
- jiào教fù妇chū初lái来，，jiào教ér儿yīng婴hái孩Teach early for best results
- jiào教xué学xiāng相zhǎng长teaching and learning promote each other
- jiào教dǎo导yǒu有fāng方teach and guide effectively
- jiào教wú无cháng常shī师Learning has no constant master
- jiào教tiáo条zhǔ主yì义rigidly applying doctrines without considering circumstances
- jiāo教náo猱shēng升mù木Instigate evildoers to commit bad deeds
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What does 教一识百 mean?
教一识百 (jiāo yī shí bǎi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be exceptionally quick at learning, able to grasp many things from a single example or hint; to be highly intelligent and perceptive”.
How do you pronounce 教一识百?
教一识百 is pronounced jiāo yī shí bǎi in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 教一识百 literally mean?
Literally, 教一识百 means “Teach one, know a hundred”. It is used to mean “to be exceptionally quick at learning, able to grasp many things from a single example or hint; to be highly intelligent and perceptive”.
What is the Chinese definition of 教一识百?
形容具有特殊的才能、智慧。