scowl at(yáng méi shùn mù)
scowl at
Raising eyebrows, a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is y á NGM é ISH ù nm ù, which means raising eyebrows. It comes from Dunhuang Bianwen Collection - Bianwen of subduing the demons.
The origin of Idioms
"Dunhuang Bianwen · subduing demons Bianwen" says: "suddenly, a poisonous dragon appears, smoke and clouds appear at the mouth, the sky is dark and the sun is obscured, the eyes are raised and the earth is thundering."
Analysis of Idioms
Synonyms: raising eyebrows and glaring eyes
Idiom usage
It refers to facial expression
Chinese PinYin : yáng méi shùn mù
scowl at
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If the water is too strong, the drought will occur; if the arrow is too strong, the drought will occur
If the water is too strong, the drought will occur; if the arrow is too strong, the drought will occur. shuǐ jī zé hàn，shǐ jī zé yuǎn
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be adjustable to circumstances
be adjustable to circumstances. suí gāo zhú dī
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