| 釋義 |
一狐之腋yī hú zhī yèthe pelt of one fox—a precious thing; the best part of something
? 太史公曰：語曰 “千金之裘， 非～也； 臺榭之?, 非一木之枝也； 三代之際，非一士之智也?！毙旁眨?《史記·劉敬叔孫通列傳》272) The Grand Historian remarks: There is a saying that the pelt of one fox will not make a costly robe of fur,one limb of a tree will not do for the rafters of a tall pavilion,and the wisdom of one man alone cannot bring about the great ages of the Three Dynasties of old. How true! 一狐之腋yī hú zhī yè腋：指狐貍腋下的皮毛。比喻非常珍貴的物品。a precious thing, the best part of sth. |