be simmering with rage
Chinese idiom, Pinyin is w ō Hu ǒ Bi ē Q ì, which means to force humiliation or anger in the bottom of my heart, dare not or can not vent. From the storm.
The origin of Idioms
Zhou Libo's "Stormy rain" part 1 V: "Li Qingshan is a little timid. He retreats to the door and mutters:" go away! " He turned around and stepped out of the door in a huff
Analysis of Idioms
To hold one's breath
Idiom usage
As predicate, adverbial, attributive
Examples
How to press? Hey, it's very frustrating! Chapter 5 of iron whirlwind by Wang Shimei
Chinese PinYin : wō huǒ biē qì
be simmering with rage
have the same enemy and hatred. tóng chóu dí kài
when one 's heart is single-minded even rocks are riven. xīn jiān shí chuān
This is tolerable, which is intolerable. cǐ ér kě rěn ,shú bù kě rěn
have one 's tongue in one 's cheek. huà lǐ yǒu huà