昂然直入 — “To stride in with one's head held high and an imposing, proud manner”
昂然直入 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stride in with one's head held high and an imposing, proud manner”. Literally, “To enter straight with one's head held high”.
昂然直入 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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Synonyms of 昂然直入
More idioms starting with 昂
- áng昂tóu头tiān天wài外Arrogant, impractical, or out of touch
- áng昂tóu头tǐng挺xiōng胸hold head high with chest out
- áng昂tóu头kuò阔bù步walk with head high and great strides
- áng昂áng昂bù不dòng动Haughty and unyielding
- áng昂áng昂zì自ruò若perfectly composed and self-possessed
- áng昂rán然zì自dé得proudly self-satisfied and at ease
- áng昂rán然zì自ruò若Composed and at ease
- áng昂cáng藏qī七chǐ尺a tall and stately man
- áng昂xiāo霄sǒng耸hè壑outstanding talent and lofty aspirations
- áng昂shǒu首shēn伸méi眉spirited and confident
- áng昂shǒu首tiān天wài外arrogantly out of touch with reality
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What does 昂然直入 mean?
昂然直入 (áng rán zhí rù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stride in with one's head held high and an imposing, proud manner”.
How do you pronounce 昂然直入?
昂然直入 is pronounced áng rán zhí rù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 昂然直入 literally mean?
Literally, 昂然直入 means “to enter straight with one's head held high”. It is used to mean “to stride in with one's head held high and an imposing, proud manner”.
What is the Chinese definition of 昂然直入?
昂首挺胸地径直走进去。形容傲然威武的样子。