卷帙浩繁卷帙：书籍或书籍的篇章。形容书籍很多或一部书的部头很大。[查看详情]

不乏其人不缺少那样的人。表示那样的人不少。英people like those are not lacking; quite a few such people;[查看详情]

多如牛毛牛身上的毛多得谁也数不清。比喻极多。例比年以来新颁法规，多如牛毛。——清梁启超《论资政院之天职》少校、上校，多如牛毛。英as thick as June blackerries; more than combinations to a Rubic cube;[查看详情]

汗牛充栋形容书籍存放很多。用牛运输牛累得出汗；书堆满屋子顶到栋梁。例又有徒党传习日不 暇给，又其书汗牛充栋。——宋陆九渊《与林叔虎书》英enough books to make the ox carrying them sweat or to fill a house to the rafters—an immense number of books;[查看详情]

不可胜数形容数目极多数不过来。英beyond compute; be out of count;[查看详情]

数不胜数数量极多无法数清。例我们决不能像旧学校那样用数不胜数的，九分无用一分曲了的知识来充塞青年的头脑。——《论学习共产主义》英numerous;[查看详情]

不胜枚举无法一一全举出来形容为数极多。例至于花型、式样更是多到不胜枚举。奇迹之多简直不胜枚举。英too numerous to be counted; can be multiplied indefinitely;[查看详情]

举不胜举举也举不尽形容极其多。例公开告密卖友求荣，卖身投靠的勾当举不胜举。——鲁迅《伪自由书》英be too numerous to list;[查看详情]

不一而足不一一列举就足够了。形容很多。例贾环贾蔷等愈闹得不象事了甚至偷典偷卖，不一而足。——《红楼梦》英too many to be enumerated; and so on;[查看详情]

浩如烟海广大众多如云烟火海一般。形容书籍、文献、资料等极为丰富。例至集部浩如烟海且或不甚有裨实学，似可缓刊。——俞樾《与刘仲良中丞书》英voluminous; be vast as the open sea;[查看详情]

星罗棋布像群星罗列像棋子分布。形容数量多而广。例群圉牧监，星罗棋布。——明陈琏《皆山轩赋》英spread all over the place be dotted like stars in the sky and scattered like the pieces on a chessboard;[查看详情]

车载斗量可用车或斗来装载度量。形容为数之多。例聪明特达者八十人，如臣辈车载斗量，不可胜数。——《三国志》英common and numerous;[查看详情]

成千上万形容数量很多也作“成千成万”或“成千累万”例必须有成千上万甚至更多的钱才能考虑做不做那笔买卖。英thousands upon thousands; many thousands;[查看详情]