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Open the tool →震主之威 (zhèn zhǔ zhī wēi) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a formidable power or influence that makes a superior or leader feel apprehensive or wary; an overwhelming prestige that commands respect and caution from those in higher positions”.
震主之威 is pronounced zhèn zhǔ zhī wēi in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 震主之威 means “Power that shakes the master”. It is used to mean “a formidable power or influence that makes a superior or leader feel apprehensive or wary; an overwhelming prestige that commands respect and caution from those in higher positions”.
威:威势。使君主畏忌的威势