玄之又玄原是道家用来形容道的玄虚奥妙。《老子》：“玄之又玄众妙之门”。后来形容非常玄妙不易理解。英mystery of mysteries——extremely mysterious and abstruse;[查看详情]

贼喊捉贼比喻为了逃脱罪责故意转移目标混淆视听。英a thief crying“stop thief”;[查看详情]

天外有天比喻知识、本领是没有止境的。英there are skies beyond our skies;[查看详情]

见所未见见到了从来没有见过的事物。比喻极为少见。英see what one has never seen before;[查看详情]

神乎其神极端神奇。例他说得神乎其神我总有点儿不相信。英the most fantastic;[查看详情]

举不胜举举也举不尽形容极其多。例公开告密卖友求荣，卖身投靠的勾当举不胜举。——鲁迅《伪自由书》英be too numerous to list;[查看详情]

闻所未闻所听到的事从来未曾听过。多指奇闻异事。英unheard-of; have never even heard of; unpredented;[查看详情]

数不胜数数量极多无法数清。例我们决不能像旧学校那样用数不胜数的，九分无用一分曲了的知识来充塞青年的头脑。——《论学习共产主义》英numerous;[查看详情]

微乎其微形容非常细小极其有限。亦指极微小的事物。[查看详情]

为所欲为想做什么就做什么；任意行事。英do as one pleases; act wilfully; do whatever one likes; have one's own way;[查看详情]

痛定思痛事后追忆痛苦的往事，痛苦更甚。英draw a lesson from a bitter experience; recall the past with pangs in the heart; take one's painful experience to heart;[查看详情]

防不胜防要防的事太多，提防不过来。例这种小人真是防不胜防。——清吴趼人《二十年目睹之怪现状》英impossible to defend effectively; cannot reckon with all eventualities; be not easy to guard against; cannot stand up to;[查看详情]

忍无可忍到了不能忍耐的地步。例那句话已使人忍无可忍了。英last straw;[查看详情]