雾起云涌 — “Fog rises, clouds surge”
雾起云涌 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes numerous things emerging or appearing rapidly and in great numbers, often with a powerful or imposing momentum”. Literally, “Fog rises, clouds surge”.
雾起云涌 Pronunciation and Pinyin
雾起云涌 Character Breakdown
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More idioms starting with 雾
- wù雾cǎn惨yún云chóu愁bleak, desolate, and sorrowful atmosphere
- wù雾sàn散yún云pī披difficulties quickly disappear
- wù雾àn暗yún云shēn深obscure and distant
- wù雾yǒng涌yún云zhēng蒸mists surging and clouds steaming
- wù雾shì释bīng冰róng融doubts and difficulties disappear
- wù雾lǐ里kàn看huā花to have a blurred or unclear understanding
- wù雾suǒ锁yān烟mí迷shrouded in mist and fog
- wù雾gé阁yún云chuāng窗misty pavilions and cloudy windows
- wù雾jí集yún云hé合to gather in great numbers
- wù雾bìn鬓yún云huán鬟woman's beautiful misty cloud-like hair
- wù雾bìn鬓fēng风huán鬟beautiful flowing dishevelled hair
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What does 雾起云涌 mean?
雾起云涌 (wù qǐ yún yǒng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes numerous things emerging or appearing rapidly and in great numbers, often with a powerful or imposing momentum”.
How do you pronounce 雾起云涌?
雾起云涌 is pronounced wù qǐ yún yǒng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 雾起云涌 literally mean?
Literally, 雾起云涌 means “Fog rises, clouds surge”. It is used to mean “describes numerous things emerging or appearing rapidly and in great numbers, often with a powerful or imposing momentum”.
What is the Chinese definition of 雾起云涌?
比喻众多的事物迅速出现。