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What word is used to describe a school's profound knowledge?
The word that describes the profound connotation of a school is: it has a long history.

Has a long history, pinyin: yuá n yuá n yuán yuǎn liú cháng.

Interpretation: The source of this river is far away and the current is very long. People often compare it with a long history and deep roots.

Source: Tang Juyi's Epitaph of Mrs. Pei Jun in Haizhou: "The husband is long, and the roots are deep."

Translation: a long history is long; Deep roots and luxuriant leaves.

Synonyms: endless, endless, endless, thick ribbon.

Example:

1, China has a history of 5,000 years, and China has a long history.

2. Traditional Chinese medicine has a profound cultural heritage and a long history.

Extended data

The antonym has a long history: passive water, wood without roots.

Pronunciation: wú yuá n zh and shu ǐ, wú b ě n zh and mù.

Interpretation: refers to passive water, trees without roots. Used to describe things that have no foundation and will not develop for a long time. Ben: The meaning of the root.

Source: In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zuo Qiuming's "Nine Years of Zuo Zhao": "I am in my uncle, I still have a crown on my clothes, and the wood and water have roots."

When I am with my uncle, it's like a crown on my clothes and Shui Mu has roots.

Usage: As an object, it refers to something without foundation.

Example:

1. Theory should be combined with practice. If theory is divorced from practice, it will become passive water and a tree without roots.

2. An army without food and grass is like water without resources. You-jun should be worried.