檄愈头风 — “Describes a written piece or criticism that is extremely sharp”
檄愈头风 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a written piece or criticism that is extremely sharp”. Incisive, and cutting, often causing discomfort or a strong reaction. Literally, “A proclamation surpasses a headache”.
檄愈头风 Pronunciation and Pinyin
檄愈头风 Character Breakdown
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What does 檄愈头风 mean?
檄愈头风 (xí yù tóu fēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a written piece or criticism that is extremely sharp”.
How do you pronounce 檄愈头风?
檄愈头风 is pronounced xí yù tóu fēng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 檄愈头风 literally mean?
Literally, 檄愈头风 means “a proclamation surpasses a headache”. It is used to mean “describes a written piece or criticism that is extremely sharp”.
What is the Chinese definition of 檄愈头风?
檄：檄文，古代官府用以征召、讨伐等的文书；愈：超过；头风：头痛病。比喻檄文尖锐辛辣