A wide range of knowledge, Chinese vocabulary, pinyin is bó shí, and the definition is knowledgeable. Source: Zi Huazi Yanzi: "In the past, doctors ruled with Woods, and they were wise and knowledgeable, and the state of Jin was old." Biography of Southern History Pei Songzhi: "People are well-informed when they are young." Chen Ming Jiru's Pearl Boat Volume 4: "The fisherman at sea gets a priest, and the sound of the blow is like a thunderbolt. Ask the cloud of knowledge, and the emperor will drive the mountain monk. "
Bo (Pinyin: bó) is a first-class standardized Chinese character (commonly used word), which first appeared in the bronze inscriptions of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The original meaning is generally considered to mean big; Extension refers to richness and breadth, such as profundity; It also refers to extensiveness and universality, such as: Expo; It also refers to knowing in detail and knowing a lot, such as: learning from ancient times to the present; It also refers to an ancient board game, and later refers to taking property as a bet to win or lose.
The original meaning is fighting, and richness is the guise of meaning. But in fact, "Bo" is rarely used to mean fighting. In modern Chinese, "Bo" cannot be used universally with "Bo". In later generations, "Bo" also means "gambling", which comes from "mountain". The original meaning of "Geng" refers to an ancient game, namely "local opera".
Knowledge: shí, zhì. Radical "speech" is reduced to "prediction". The radical "Yi" is simplified to "Zhi". Save strokes and simplify them according to ancient calligraphy. From you, from the only one. Understanding through language is an example of knowledge. Original meaning: know, recognize and distinguish. "Ge" is Xu's paradigm, which has symbolic symbolic significance. The two paradigms of speech and speech are superimposed. Knowing this symbol and being able to distinguish it is the paradigm of "knowledge"
Knowledgeable synonyms:
1, profound yuān bó: (shape) profound knowledge.
2. wide knowledge: wide range, many aspects: knowledge ~.
3. Expo burr n: (dynamic) extensive reading: ~ group books. (Name) Large-scale Exhibition: ~ Conference.
4. Shen Guang: It refers to the depth and breadth of water and valleys. Refers to a broad mind or profound content, meaning, etc.