地塌天荒 — “To be in an extreme rage”
地塌天荒 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in an extreme rage”. To be absolutely furious, as if the world were collapsing. Literally, “earth collapses, sky desolates”.
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地塌天荒 Pronunciation and Pinyin
地塌天荒 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 地塌天荒
得知自己辛勤完成的项目被无故搁置，他气得地塌天荒，脸色铁青。
Upon learning that his diligently completed project was inexplicably put on hold, he was in such an extreme rage that his face turned ashen.
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- dì地jiǔ久tiān天cháng长everlasting as heaven and earth
- dì地lì利rén人hé和favorable terrain and popular unity
- dì地dòng动shān山yáo摇earth trembles, mountains sway
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Open the tool →Questions about 地塌天荒
What does 地塌天荒 mean?
地塌天荒 (dì tā tiān huāng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be in an extreme rage”.
How do you pronounce 地塌天荒?
地塌天荒 is pronounced dì tā tiān huāng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 地塌天荒 literally mean?
Literally, 地塌天荒 means “earth collapses, sky desolates”. It is used to mean “to be in an extreme rage”.
What is the Chinese definition of 地塌天荒?
犹言天塌地陷。形容盛怒。