旌旗蔽天 — “A vast array of banners and flags covering the sky”
旌旗蔽天 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a vast array of banners and flags covering the sky”. Symbolizing a grand and magnificent formation or a spectacular display. Literally, “Banners and flags cover the sky”.
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表演开始前，广场上彩旗飘扬，人头攒动，真可谓旌旗蔽天，热闹非凡。
Before the performance began, colorful flags fluttered in the square, and people gathered in crowds, truly a spectacular sight with banners filling the sky, exceptionally lively.
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What does 旌旗蔽天 mean?
旌旗蔽天 (jīng qí bì tiān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a vast array of banners and flags covering the sky”.
How do you pronounce 旌旗蔽天?
旌旗蔽天 is pronounced jīng qí bì tiān in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 旌旗蔽天 literally mean?
Literally, 旌旗蔽天 means “Banners and flags cover the sky”. It is used to mean “a vast array of banners and flags covering the sky”.
What is the Chinese definition of 旌旗蔽天?
旌旗：旗帜；蔽：遮蔽。旌旗繁多遮蔽天空。比喻军队阵容的盛大壮观