What do you mean everywhere?

Commentary: Bibi: One by one. Can be seen everywhere, description is extremely common.

From: Song Bao Zheng's Please Save the Hungry People in Jianghuai: "In the year of drought, people's food is hard to stop, and exiles abound."

It is dry all the year round here, and it is difficult for people to get the food they need for survival. Exiles abound.

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As a predicate; Used for people and things.

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synonym

1, a dime a dozen

Explanation: As much hair as a cow. Describe a lot.

From: Preface to the Biography of Northern History Wen Yuan: "Scholars are like cows' hair, and winners are like horns. "

Scholars are a dime a dozen, and successful people are like the corner of the phoenix.

Example: ordinary people hate the government's urging food and donations, and their lives are very difficult.

Grammar: formal; As predicate and attribute; With a derogatory connotation.

2. Measure the car

Explanation: load: load. By car, by bucket. It is not surprising to describe a large number.

Said by: Pei Songzhi quoted the Book of Wu: "There are countless chariots for ministers."

There are countless people who use cars like me.

For example, Sun Li's Chronicle of Baiyangdian Wu Zhaoer: "This is nothing. If it were like today, there would be no quarrel about empty bottles.