severe(xià rì kě wèi)

severe

Xia rikewei, a Chinese word, Pinyin is Xi à R à K à w è I, which means that it is as terrible as the hot sun in summer. The metaphor is severe and awe inspiring. From Zuo Zhuan, the seventh year of Wengong.

The origin of Idioms

Zuozhuan, the seventh year of Wengong, said: "who is the best of Zhao Shuai and Zhao Dun?" They said to each other, "when Zhao fails, it's winter. Zhao Dun, a day of summer. " Du Pre note: "lovely winter, formidable summer."

Idiom usage

It is used as object and attribute

Examples

Feng Zikai's early winter bathing days: "I suddenly smile to myself:" the summer is dreadful, the winter is lovely, "and" tuanfan abandons donation. "It's a famous saying in ancient times. My wife knows all about it. How can I be surprised?"

Chinese PinYin : xià rì kě wèi