to a proverb

to a proverb的基本解释

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到尽人皆知的程度, 到尽人皆知的地步

与to a proverb相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

When the mind apprehends the essence of a thing (quod quid est; tò tí en enai), the external object is perceived without the particular notes which attach to it in nature, and it is not yet marked with the attribute of generality which reflection will bestow on it.

当铭记apprehends的本质的东西（狱吏嚼1-5 ；德州仪器恩enai ），外部对象被认为没有特别注意到它重视它的性质（中存在singularibus ），这是没有标明属性一般性的反映将赋予它

Is it take as idiom , one characteristic of proverb to signify, language in article can appear their subject meaning directly among the structure, But it can through some apt thing, phenomenon having three-dimensional janitoring and showing idioming, meaning of proverb vivid that understand, so as to make people apter to understand the idiom , proverb.

象征化作为成语、谚语的一种特性，在文章的语言结构中不会直接呈现其主体含义。但它能通过一些易懂的事物、现象更生动的具有立体的传达和显示成语、谚语的含义，以此让人们更容易理解成语、谚语。

More deplorably, Chang dare not attribute the parodic proverb to the sexually awakened Chia-chih; instead, she takes advantage of a male scholar, presumably Ku Hong-ming, as the mouthpiece that puts forth this antithesis to the more suave proverb,"The way to a man's heart is through his stomach."

更可悲，不敢把 parodic谚语，Chia-chih性觉醒；相反，她的优点男士，郭，将话筒，提出了这种对立到更温和的谚语，"要抓住一个男人的心，先抓住他的胃。"

与to a proverb相关的网络解释 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

to a proverb：尽人皆知

to a point 在每一点上 | to a proverb 尽人皆知 | to a tee 恰好地

to a proverb：到无人不知的程度

15. He is ignorant to a proverb. 他的无知人尽皆知. | to a proverb 到无人不知的程度 | 16. The noes have it. 反对的占多数.

He is ignorant to a proverb：他的无知人尽皆知

14. I have precious little money left. 我剩下的钱很少. | 15. He is ignorant to a proverb. 他的无知人尽皆知. | to a proverb 到无人不知的程度

He is ignorant to a proverb：他不懂得这句谚语

13. He will finish it in no time. 他将永远不可能完成此事. | 14. He is ignorant to a proverb. 他不懂得这句谚语. | 15. They made an example of the boy. 他们以这个孩子为榜样.

to understand a proverb and a figure：使人明白箴言和譬喻

使聪明人得着智谋, and the discerning acquire skill, | 使人明白箴言和譬喻, to understand a proverb and a figure, | 懂得智慧人的言词和谜语. the words of the wise and their riddles.