








雨鬣霜蹄 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a magnificent steed galloping at full speed”. With its mane flying like rain and hooves kicking up dust like frost, conveying a sense of power and swiftness. Literally, “rain-like mane and frost-white hooves”.

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Open the tool →雨鬣霜蹄 (yǔ liè shuāng tí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a magnificent steed galloping at full speed”.
雨鬣霜蹄 is pronounced yǔ liè shuāng tí in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 雨鬣霜蹄 means “rain-like mane and frost-white hooves”. It is used to mean “describes a magnificent steed galloping at full speed”.
形容骏马奔驰时马鬃耸起,状如飘雨,四蹄飞翻,色白如霜。