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Wonderful workmanship is an idiom, pronounced qi m: o du ó ti ā n g not ng, which means exquisite labor is better than nature and describes exquisite skills.

Emotional color: a commendatory term, which is often used to praise people's exquisiteness in nature and also refers to people's superb skills.

Idiom structure: verb-object type

Example of idioms: Lao She's "Talk Big": "Since the cooking method is ~, there can be no fire and no art in the New Year."

Words with similar meanings: exquisite and ingenious.

Antisense: rough and careless

Idiom riddle: people (type an idiom) answer: wonderful workmanship.

This precious work of art can be described as ingenious.

Significance of difference: uncanny workmanship: it can describe both artificial carving and nature.

Extended data

Make a sentence

This garden is exquisitely designed.

(2) The rockery structure of this park is novel and ingenious, which can be said to be wonderful.

(3) The petals of plum blossoms are delicate and delicate, like exquisite handicrafts.

(4) These wax figures are lifelike, wonderful and breathtaking!

(5) These wonderful gadgets are so wonderful that people can't put them down.