Domineering and arbitrary(bá hù zì suī)

Domineering and arbitrary

Domineering, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B á h ù Z ì Su ī, which means arbitrary and violent, do whatever you want. It comes from the biography of Duo Yan in the history of Ming Dynasty.

Idiom explanation

It refers to arbitrary and violent behavior.

The origin of Idioms

In the history of Ming Dynasty, the biography of Duo Yan: "so Chang angyi was domineering and self willed. He hooked up the barbarians in the East and married Bai Hongda in the west, so as to disturb all sides."

Analysis of Idioms

The synonym < I >: < / I > is domineering.

Idiom usage

He is very bossy.

Examples

In particular, after entering the cruel and despicable life of the top class of the exploiting class, he has cultivated a vicious, surly and domineering character. The lantern talk in the long street: visiting Dongling mausoleum by Qin Mu

Chinese PinYin : bá hù zì suī