1, pinyin: shn t not ng gu 黄 ng dà.

2. explanation: it means that the spell is boundless, the description ability is superb and omnipotent.

3. Source: From "Master Tang Sanzang learned poetry into the eleventh place of the land of the heavenly queen", the teacher said: "You are miraculous, you can go." Your magic is boundless. It's no problem to go this time. )

4, usage: combination; As predicate and attribute; With praise.

Extended data:

Antonym: Helpless.

1. Pronunciation: shù shǒu wú cè.

2. explanation: it means that your hands seem to be tied and you can't get free. Generally refers to the situation that there is no solution to the trouble encountered and there is nothing to do.

3. Source: Mao Dun Practice: "Seeing that the disease is so serious, I know how to cure it, but I can't do anything."

4. Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Nothing you can do can stop it.