鼓噪四起 — “Clamor and uproar arise from all directions”
鼓噪四起 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “clamor and uproar arise from all directions”. An outcry breaks out everywhere. Literally, “drums beat and clamor arise from all directions”.
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随着新产品的发布，市场上的议论声鼓噪四起
As the new product was launched, discussions and comments arose from all directions in the market.
Idioms Related to 鼓噪四起
More idioms starting with 鼓
- gǔ鼓yuè乐xuān喧tiān天drums and music clamor to the sky
- gǔ鼓yuè乐qí齐míng鸣Drums beat and music plays in unison
- gǔ鼓dāo刀tú屠zhě者a butcher or person of low social status
- gǔ鼓chuī吹xuān喧tián阗Loud and boisterous music
- gǔ鼓wěn吻fèn奋zhǎo爪to bare fangs and brandish claws
- gǔ鼓wěn吻nòng弄shé舌speak eloquently, persuasively, or insincerely
- gǔ鼓chún唇zǎ咋shé舌instigate trouble with manipulative speech
- gǔ鼓chún唇nòng弄shé舌incite trouble with artful speech
- gǔ鼓chún唇yáo摇shé舌wag tongue to stir up discord
- gǔ鼓zào噪ér而qǐ起rise up in a clamor
- gǔ鼓zào噪ér而jìn进advance with great clamor
- gǔ鼓qí旗xiāng相dāng当to be evenly matched
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What does 鼓噪四起 mean?
鼓噪四起 (gǔ zào sì qǐ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “clamor and uproar arise from all directions”.
How do you pronounce 鼓噪四起?
鼓噪四起 is pronounced gǔ zào sì qǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 鼓噪四起 literally mean?
Literally, 鼓噪四起 means “drums beat and clamor arise from all directions”. It is used to mean “clamor and uproar arise from all directions”.
What is the Chinese definition of 鼓噪四起?
鼓噪：鸣鼓喧哗。四面战鼓响起，声势浩大