释义 |
phraseIf you say 'practice makes perfect', you mean that it is possible to learn something or develop a skill if you practise enough. People often say this to encourage someone to keep practising. See full dictionary entry for practiceExamples of 'practice makes perfect' in a sentencepractice makes perfect In class after class, dancers manifest the clichéd truth; that practice makes perfect.Well, they do say practice makes perfect.Practice makes perfect and this is the start.You know what they say: practice makes perfect.Acting is like football, he says — practice makes perfect.Practice makes perfect, then, provided that you don't choke.Yet practice makes perfect and all that.It may not be exact the first time, but practice makes perfect.Last, but definitely not least, remember that practice makes perfect.It's also because they use numbers frequently: practice makes perfect. |