“目不识丁”一说

• 作 者: 马斗全
• 出 处: 语文教学与研究
• 发表日期: 2006年06期
• 关键词: 苻坚 旧唐书 现代汉语词典 元七 前殿 张弘 “一”字 别驾 成语词典 晋书

人们形容某人不识字,往往说“目不识丁”或“不识一丁”。有人解释说,“丁”字最简单、最易识,若连“丁”字也不识,当然其他字更不识了。这是想当然的解释,岂不知“一”字比“丁”字更简单易识。《现代汉语词典》与一些成语词典引《旧唐书·张弘靖传》中“汝辈挽得两石力弓。不

People describe someone who is illiterate and often say that they are “not aware of the facts” or “not aware of one thing.” Some people explained that the word “Ding” is the simplest and most easily understood, and even if the word “Ding” is not known, of course, other characters are even more ignorant. This is taken for granted. I wonder if the word “yi” is easier to understand than the word “ding”. The “Modern Chinese Dictionary” and some idiom dictionary quotes “The Old Tang Book Zhang Hongjing Biography” in which "the elder generation won two stone arches.