洪水横流 — “Describes literal floodwaters overflowing their banks”
洪水横流 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes literal floodwaters overflowing their banks”. Metaphorically, refers to evil influences or negative trends spreading unchecked and overwhelming everything. Literally, “Flood waters running wild”.
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What does 洪水横流 mean?
洪水横流 (hóng shuǐ héng liú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes literal floodwaters overflowing their banks”.
How do you pronounce 洪水横流?
洪水横流 is pronounced hóng shuǐ héng liú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 洪水横流 literally mean?
Literally, 洪水横流 means “Flood waters running wild”. It is used to mean “describes literal floodwaters overflowing their banks”.
What is the Chinese definition of 洪水横流?
横流：不循河道而流。洪水泛滥。比喻邪道横行。