对于成语“不可救药”,《辞源》(修订本)、《辞海》、《中华成语大辞典》(海南国际新闻出版中心)、《新编成语多用词典》(金盾出版社)、《现代汉语词典》五种语文工具书皆把“药”字释为名词“药物、药品”之“药”。愚以为不确。“不可救药”之“药”字应当是动词,表示“疗、治疗、疗治”之义。“不可救药”源出《诗经·大雅·板》:“多将熇熇,不可救药。”原意是说西周厉王多行暴政,就像重病人一样,不能再医治了。而唐朝孔颖达解释这两句话说:“多行惨酷毒害之恶,谁能止其祸?如人病甚,不可救以药。”孔颖达把“不可救药”解释作“不可救以药”,即“没法用药救治”。这种解释在意义上说得过去,但不符 For the idioms “Insurmountable”, “Ci Yuan Yuan” (Revised Edition), “Ci Hai”, “Chinese Idioms Dictionary” (Hainan International Press and Publication Center), “Newly-Edited Idiom Dictionary” (Jing Dun Press), “Modern Chinese The dictionary’s five-language reference book uses the word ”medicine“ as the ”medicine“ of the noun ”drugs and drugs.“ Foolish is not sure. The word “medicine” in “cannot be saved” should be a verb that means “treatment, treatment, and treatment”. ”Insurmountable“ originated from the ”Book of Songs, Taiga,“: ”More will be, not hope.“ The original intent is to say that the King of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the King of tyranny, like heavy patients, can no longer heal. In the Tang Dynasty, Kong Yingda explained these two words and said: “Whoever can stop the evil when there are many evils that are brutally poisoned? If people are very sick, they cannot be saved.” Kong Yingda explained “incancer” as “cannot be saved”. ”Ie, I can’t use drugs to cure." This explanation is plausible in the sense that it does not match