in a threatening manner
Aggressive, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Q ì sh ì Xi ō ngxi ō ng, which means that something is seriously against the will of the individual, or the pent up feelings have burst out, refers to the state of people's dissatisfaction with things or people. It comes from Xunzi Tianlun written by Xunzi Kuang in the pre Qin period.
The origin of Idioms
Xunzi Tianlun, written by Xunzi Kuang in the pre Qin period, said, "a gentleman does not stop acting for the villain."
Idiom usage
Just at this time, a middle-aged woman broke into the door. (Guo Moruo's down the diamond slope)
Chinese PinYin : qì shì xiōng xiōng
in a threatening manner
driven by poverty to seek relief. qióng niǎo rù huái
come out victorious in successive battles. lián zhàn jiē jié
Support the thunder and split the moon. chēng tíng liè yuè
rush on like a swarm of hornets. fēng yōng ér shàng