蜚瓦拔木 — “Describes the destructive power of a violent gale”
蜚瓦拔木 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the destructive power of a violent gale”. Strong enough to rip off roof tiles and uproot trees. Literally, “flying tiles and uprooting trees”.
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蜚瓦拔木 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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狂风骤雨中，只见树木摇曳，蜚瓦拔木，景象骇人。
Amidst the gale and downpour, trees swayed violently, tiles flew and trees were uprooted, a terrifying sight.
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What does 蜚瓦拔木 mean?
蜚瓦拔木 (fēi wǎ bá mù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes the destructive power of a violent gale”.
How do you pronounce 蜚瓦拔木?
蜚瓦拔木 is pronounced fēi wǎ bá mù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 蜚瓦拔木 literally mean?
Literally, 蜚瓦拔木 means “flying tiles and uprooting trees”. It is used to mean “describes the destructive power of a violent gale”.
What is the Chinese definition of 蜚瓦拔木?
形容风力迅猛。