There are several antonyms.

Rarely, the Chinese idiom, pinyin is liáo liáo wú jǐ[ 1], which means there is little description. From "A Brief History of Civilization" by Qing Li Garbo, next I will bring you some antonyms, hoping to help you!

Rare

Pronunciation: [liáo liáo wú jǐ]

Interpretation: a few: the number of descriptions is small. Very rare, very rare.

Antonym: vehicle bucket.

Rarely make sentences

Few people attended the meeting.

There are few guests at the lunch table.

Few people watch the performance.

I admit that I know very few writers.

The poor professor gave a speech to a small audience.

Few corporate giants have survived.

Call for voluntary participation, but few respondents.

Few people go to church if the weather is bad.

Even an energetic American like Whitman has few literary friends.

Few birds die everywhere.

Antonym sentence making

Li Bai travels in mountains and waters, and poems are packed in buckets.

Isn't there less "bucket load"?

A handsome man, a woman infatuated with him.

There is even more literature about American universities.

On the land of the Soviet Union, such a tall car carries a bucket.

People like me have countless cars.

There are countless people hanging around the world; Only those who enter the official position have many cars.

Yesterday's Hanlin, today's doctor, the car is loaded with buckets, what good is it for people?

Lao Guo said nothing about the car carrying a bucket of gold, silver and jewels in the tomb.

He has experienced a lot of men and women on weekdays.