狐听之声 — “The subtle sound of water flowing beneath a layer of ice”
狐听之声 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the subtle sound of water flowing beneath a layer of ice”.
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狐听之声 Pronunciation and Pinyin
狐听之声 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 狐听之声
傍晚时分，湖面上结了一层薄冰，走近细听，能隐约听到狐听之声
In the evening, a thin layer of ice formed on the lake, and if you listened closely, you could faintly hear the subtle sound of water flowing beneath it.
Idioms Related to 狐听之声
More idioms starting with 狐
- hú狐bù不èr二xióng雄Two dominant figures cannot coexist
- hú狐jiǎ假hǔ虎wēi威exploit another's power to intimidate
- hú狐jiǎ假chī鸱zhāng张swagger with borrowed authority
- hú狐tù兔zhī之bēi悲sorrow for one's own kind
- hú狐píng凭shǔ鼠fú伏to lurk or hide in secret
- hú狐chàng唱xiāo枭hé和bad people colluding or echoing
- hú狐mái埋hú狐yáng扬overly suspicious and indecisive
- hú狐mái埋hú狐hú搰overly suspicious and indecisive
- hú狐bēn奔shǔ鼠cuàn窜flee in a panic
- hú狐mèi媚yuán猿pān攀fawn and climb unscrupulously
- hú狐mèi媚yǎn魇dào道seductive and bewitching conduct
- hú狐péng朋gǒu狗dǎng党undesirable friends
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What does 狐听之声 mean?
狐听之声 (hú tīng zhī shēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the subtle sound of water flowing beneath a layer of ice”.
How do you pronounce 狐听之声?
狐听之声 is pronounced hú tīng zhī shēng in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 狐听之声?
指冰下水流之声。