响震失色 — “Resound and shake, losing color”
响震失色 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to turn pale or change countenance suddenly due to extreme fright or shock, as if startled by a loud noise or jolt”. Literally, “Resound and shake, losing color”.
响震失色 Pronunciation and Pinyin
响震失色 Character Breakdown
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- xiǎng响bù不cí辞shēng声Honor stems from practical actions
- xiǎng响hé和jǐng景cóng从closely linked like echo and shadow
- xiǎng响chè彻yún云biǎo表resound through the clouds
- xiǎng响chè彻yún云jì际resound through the clouds
- xiǎng响chè彻yún云xiāo霄resound through the skies
- xiǎng响dá答yǐng影suí随closely connected and inseparable
- xiǎng响è遏xíng行yún云a singing voice that stops moving clouds
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What does 响震失色 mean?
响震失色 (xiǎng zhèn shī sè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to turn pale or change countenance suddenly due to extreme fright or shock, as if startled by a loud noise or jolt”.
How do you pronounce 响震失色?
响震失色 is pronounced xiǎng zhèn shī sè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 响震失色 literally mean?
Literally, 响震失色 means “Resound and shake, losing color”. It is used to mean “to turn pale or change countenance suddenly due to extreme fright or shock, as if startled by a loud noise or jolt”.
What is the Chinese definition of 响震失色?
响：回声；震：响雷。像听到回声或响雷一样迅速变了脸色