Countless, a China idiom, pinyin is bù kě sh ě ng sh ǔ, which means countless, and there are many descriptions. From Mozi's attack: the people were hungry and cold, and countless people died. Idiom usage is formal; As predicate, attribute and complement; Used for people and things.

Countless sentences

1. On the cultural stage of the Han Dynasty, the Zhuo family had spread to the generation of Zhuo Wangsun. Due to social stability and proper management, it has become very rich, with fertile land, a beautiful garden and countless gold, silver, jewels and antiques.

Think about it carefully, there are countless monks scattered all over the vast continent of Yuelan. In such a big environment, perhaps only three or five people have won honors in a thousand years.

His mother has the posture of sinking fish and falling geese, and she is ashamed of flowers when she closes the moon. At the beginning, there were countless sons, grandchildren and literati in Beijing who pursued her mother. They really fell in love with this country.

4. It is difficult to confuse the false with the true, and to pull between prohibition and pleasure. Take Zhang Liao and Huang Xu in Lu Wu as examples, they all made contributions with their lives and listed them as famous names. The rest were cleverly pulled out and counted as shepherds.

Microsoft began to develop application software in 1979, and its main product is spreadsheet. It invested countless human and material resources and bought nearly 200,000 equipment for optical development, which was painstakingly managed by General Simone after three years. This is Bill's killer.