Bandit wings(féi féi yì yì)
Bandit wings
Bandit wings, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is f é if é iy ì y ì, which means to describe the neat and powerful line-up of horses and chariots when they walk. From the book of songs · Xiaoya · Si mu.
Analysis of Idioms
Neat: neat
The origin of Idioms
The book of songs Xiaoya Si Mu: "Si Mu bandits."
Idiom usage
Be in order; be in order. The book of songs, Xiaoya, Caiqi: "four Qi wings." In the book of rites, Shaoyi: "the beauty of chariots and horses is the wings of bandits."
Chinese PinYin : féi féi yì yì
Bandit wings
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the garden was gay with blossoms of every bue
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with scornful words and jeering smiles
with scornful words and jeering smiles. xuè làng xiào ào
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charge into the enemy ranks
charge into the enemy ranks. chōng fēng xiàn jiān
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Work at sunrise and rest at sunrise
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