完美无缺 (wán měi wú quē)

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📖 Today's 成语: 完美无缺 (wán měi wú quē) Meaning: Perfect and flawless Summary: The idiom 完美无缺 (wán měi wú quē) is used to describe something that has reached a state of ideal perfection. While it serves as a supreme compliment for works of art or plans, it is also frequently used in a philosophical sense to remind others that 'nothing is truly **perfect and flawless**' in the real world. Read the full transcript with multilingual translations, meaning/usage notes, examples, and cultural context:完美无缺 (wán měi wú quē) | 每天成语

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