wingless but has flown away(wú yì ér fēi)

wingless but has flown away

Flying without wings is an idiom pronounced w ú y ì é RF ē I, which means (1) according to legend, some people can fly without wings. ② It is often used as a metaphor that things can spread quickly without the help of external forces. ③ It means believing that a wingless bird can fly. It describes blind obedience and credulity.

explain

① According to legend, some people can fly without wings. (2) it is often used to refer to things that can spread quickly without the help of external forces. It means believing that a wingless bird can fly. It describes blind obedience and credulity.

source

Guanzi · Jie: "the voice of the one who flies without wings." "Qin CE San" in the Warring States strategy: "when people move, they will not fly."

Examples

That's a good one hundred and sixty dollars. (Guo Moruo's revolutionary spring and Autumn Annals: ten years of creation)

usage

As the predicate; with "missing"

Chinese PinYin : wú yì ér fēi