| 释义 |
Two heads are always better then one
- 三人行必有我师sān rén háng bì yǒu wǒ shī
Two heads are always better then one
- 辄zhé
always; usually; often; then; a surname
- 当时dāng shí
then, then and there
- 素来sù lái
always
- 更好gèng hǎo
better; so much the better; all the better
- 更佳的gèng jiā de
better
- 智者千虑必有一失zhì zhě qiān lǜ bì yǒu yī shī
even the wise are not always free from error
- 总是zǒng shì
always; invariably
- 举止不检点jǔ zhǐ bú jiǎn diǎn
no better than one should be
- 个把gè bǎ
one or two
- 反而更fǎn ér gèng
all the better
- 一分为二yī fèn wéi èr
one divides into two
- 不一定bú yī dìng
not always
- 强似qiáng sì
better than
- 尽管那样jìn guǎn nà yàng
even then
- 然后rán hòu
then; after that; afterwards
- 形影不离xíng yǐng bú lí
always together
- 较好的jiào hǎo de
better; preferable
- 却更què gèng
all the better
- 但另一方面dàn lìng yī fāng miàn
but then
- 即使在那时jí shǐ zài nà shí
even then
- 贼人胆虚zéi rén dǎn xū
have a guilty conscience; The evil-doers are always timid [milklivered].
- 铭记míng jì
engrave on one's mind; always remember
- 铭心míng xīn
imprint on one's mind; always remember
- 聊胜一筹liáo shèng yī chóu
slightly better
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