殷天震地 — “Shaking the sky and shaking the earth”
殷天震地 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a sound that is extremely loud and powerful, as if it shakes the heavens and the earth; earth-shattering or deafening”. Literally, “Shaking the sky and shaking the earth”.
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What does 殷天震地 mean?
殷天震地 (yīn tiān zhèn dì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing a sound that is extremely loud and powerful, as if it shakes the heavens and the earth; earth-shattering or deafening”.
How do you pronounce 殷天震地?
殷天震地 is pronounced yīn tiān zhèn dì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 殷天震地 literally mean?
Literally, 殷天震地 means “Shaking the sky and shaking the earth”. It is used to mean “describing a sound that is extremely loud and powerful, as if it shakes the heavens and the earth; earth-shattering or deafening”.
What is the Chinese definition of 殷天震地?
殷：震动。震天动地，形容声音很大