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多多益善duō duō yì shàncan never have enough;the more the better; plenty is no plague/……这位公子却有钱癖,思量~,要学我这烧银之法。(《儒林外史》188)…but this gentleman is so fond of money that he thinks he can never have enough,and he wants to learn my method of producing silver. ❍ 上曰: “于君何如?”曰:“臣多多而益善耳。”上笑曰: “~,何为为我禽?”(《史记·淮阴侯列传》2628)“And what about yourself?”“As for me,the more the better!”“If the more the better,” laughed the emperor,“how is it that you became my prisoner?”/王红眼说: “你不是说过 ‘~’吗?”(《高玉宝》104)“Don’t you always say ‘the more the better’?” quipped Red-Eye. 多多益善duō duō yì shàn越多越好。The more, the better. Plenty is no plague. The more, the merrier. |