aspiring(xióng xīn bó bó)

aspiring

Ambitious, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is Xi ó NGX ī Nb ó B ó, which means to describe ambition is very big, very ideal. From the new postscript of & lt; midnight & gt.

Idiom explanation

Exuberant: exuberant look.

The origin of Idioms

Mao Dun's new postscript of & lt; midnight & gt;: "when I first conceived it, I was ambitious. I planned to organize some of the most typical characters and events in the broad picture I could."

Analysis of Idioms

[synonym]: ambition, ambition [antonym]: despair

Idiom usage

It refers to the ideal. He went to Hainan to do something ambitious. Cai Dongfan's second chapter in the romance of the Qing Dynasty: "at that time, the ambitious Nurhachi, taking advantage of the rising weather, wanted to unify Manchuria and lay the foundation of the country. He ordered craftsmen to build civil works and build a hall as a place for worshiping gods. When the craftsmen were busy, they suddenly dug up a big monument with six big characters on it to inform Nurhachi." The student has a great goal; he has a plan in his mind.

Chinese PinYin : xióng xīn bó bó