蚁封穴雨 — “Ants seal holes rain”
蚁封穴雨 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Ants sealing their nest entrances is a natural sign indicating imminent heavy rain”. Literally, “Ants seal holes rain”.
蚁封穴雨 Pronunciation and Pinyin
蚁封穴雨 Character Breakdown
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Idioms Related to 蚁封穴雨
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- yǐ蚁xué穴huài坏dī堤Small oversight leads to great disaster
- yǐ蚁xué穴kuì溃dī堤Small flaws can cause great ruin
- yǐ蚁xué穴zì自fēng封confine oneself to a small domain
- yǐ蚁jù聚fēng蜂tún屯swarm like ants and bees
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- yǐ蚁shān膻shǔ鼠fǔ腐To have low and unrefined tastes
- yǐ蚁cuì萃zhōng螽jí集Gather in vast numbers
- yǐ蚁fù附fēng蜂tún屯to swarm like ants and bees
- yǐ蚁fù附yíng蝇qū趋fawn over someone for personal gain
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What does 蚁封穴雨 mean?
蚁封穴雨 (yǐ fēng xué yǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Ants sealing their nest entrances is a natural sign indicating imminent heavy rain”.
How do you pronounce 蚁封穴雨?
蚁封穴雨 is pronounced yǐ fēng xué yǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蚁封穴雨 literally mean?
Literally, 蚁封穴雨 means “Ants seal holes rain”. It is used to mean “Ants sealing their nest entrances is a natural sign indicating imminent heavy rain”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蚁封穴雨?
蚂蚁聚土洞口，是要下大雨的征兆。