力可拔山 — “Possessing immense strength, capable of moving mountains”
力可拔山 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Possessing immense strength, capable of moving mountains”. Extraordinarily strong and valorous. Literally, “strength can uproot mountains”.
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力可拔山 Pronunciation and Pinyin
力可拔山 Character Breakdown
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这位大力士力可拔山，轻易地举起了沉重的杠铃。
This strongman has the strength to uproot mountains; he easily lifted the heavy barbell.
Idioms Related to 力可拔山
Synonyms of 力可拔山
More idioms starting with 力
- lì力bù不cóng从xīn心willing but unable
- lì力bù不cóng从yuàn愿willing but unable
- lì力bù不fù副xīn心willing but unable
- lì力bù不tóng同kē科abilities differ in capability
- lì力bù不shèng胜rèn任unequal to the task
- lì力bù不néng能jí及beyond one's power
- lì力bù不néng能zhī支too weak to continue
- lì力bù不zì自shèng胜unable to control oneself
- lì力zhēng争shàng上yóu游strive for the best
- lì力bèi倍gōng功bàn半great effort, little result
- lì力fēn分shì势ruò弱Divided strength leads to diminished power
- lì力kùn困jīn筋fá乏utterly exhausted and fatigued
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What does 力可拔山 mean?
力可拔山 (lì kě bá shān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Possessing immense strength, capable of moving mountains”.
How do you pronounce 力可拔山?
力可拔山 is pronounced lì kě bá shān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 力可拔山 literally mean?
Literally, 力可拔山 means “strength can uproot mountains”. It is used to mean “Possessing immense strength, capable of moving mountains”.
What is the Chinese definition of 力可拔山?
力气大得可以拔起山来，形容勇力过人。