狂风骤起 Pronunciation and Pinyin
狂风骤起 Usage and Examples
A gale sprang up
Strong winds picked up
A fierce wind suddenly rose
A squall blew up
Then a gust of wind whips the dust along the road, chill warning of what is to come.
But when fierce storms arises. only such courage as you can the courage and deliberate!
The characters in 狂风骤起
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 狂
- kuáng狂luàn乱frenzy, madness
- kuáng狂luàn乱de地wildly, frantically
- kuáng狂ào傲Arrogant and self-important.
- kuáng狂ào傲zì自dà大arrogant, conceited
- kuáng狂fèi吠bark madly, rant
- kuáng狂fèi吠bù不zhǐ止bark incessantly, bark continuously
- kuáng狂fèi吠bì狴àn犴de的Fiercely barking, Ferociously deterrent
- kuáng狂xǐ喜bù不yǐ已ecstatic, elated
- kuáng狂bēn奔Sprint, Dash
- kuáng狂bēn奔ér而qù去bolted, ran off
- kuáng狂nù怒unbridled rage
- kuáng狂fàng放Unrestrained, Wild
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Open the tool →Questions about 狂风骤起
What does 狂风骤起 mean in Chinese?
狂风骤起 (kuáng fēng zhòu qǐ) means “a gale sprang up, Strong winds picked up, a fierce wind suddenly rose, a squall blew up”.
How do you pronounce 狂风骤起?
狂风骤起 is pronounced kuáng fēng zhòu qǐ in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “A gale sprang up” in Chinese?
“A gale sprang up” is 狂风骤起 (kuáng fēng zhòu qǐ) in Chinese.
How is 狂风骤起 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 狂风骤起, each with pinyin and an English translation.