"grandeur" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Translation
气势 氣勢 qì shì n. imposing manner / loftiness / grandeur / energetic looks / vigor syn
高贵 高貴 gāo guì adj. grandeur / noble syn
Chinese Pinyin Translation
自大狂 zì dà kuáng megalomania / egomania / delusions of grandeur
雄壮 雄壯 xióng zhuàng majestic / awesome / full of power and grandeur syn
自大狂 zì dà kuáng megalomania / egomania / delusions of grandeur
南柯一梦 南柯一夢 nán kē yī mèng lit. a dream of Nanke / fig. dreams of grandeur syn
华屋秋墟 huá wū qiū xū (idiom) To describe the rapid transformation of prosperity and grandeur into ruins, metaphorically referring to rise and decline.
三千珠履 sān qiān zhū lǔ (idiom) Describes a large gathering of distinguished guests and ostentatious luxury. By extension, it evokes wealth and grandeur.
云垂海立 yún chuí hǎi lì (idiom) To make the clouds hang down and the waters of the four seas stand upright. It describes writing or art of imposing grandeur and overwhelming force.
倚天拔地 yǐ tiān bá dì (idiom) To stand against the sky and rise from the earth. It describes an imposing stature, extraordinary grandeur, or majestic appearance.
大睨高谈 大睨高談 dà nì gāo tán (idiom) Describes lofty gestures and speech that convey confidence, ambition, and grandeur.
峥嵘轩峻 崢嶸軒峻 zhēng róng xuān jùn (idiom) Tall, magnificent, and imposing, with a strong sense of grandeur.
拔山举鼎 bá shān jǔ dǐng (idiom) To describe extraordinary physical strength or imposing power and grandeur.
气吞万里 qì tūn wàn lǐ (idiom) To possess extraordinary ambition, power, or grandeur of spirit.
气吞宇宙 氣吞宇宙 qì tūn yǔ zhòu (idiom) In other words, to possess immense ambition or grandeur of spirit.
气吞河山 氣吞河山 qì tūn hé shān (idiom) To possess power or grandeur of spirit capable of dominating the whole world. It describes a majestic bearing and immense ambition.
气吞湖海 氣吞湖海 qì tūn hú hǎi (idiom) In other words, to possess immense ambition or grandeur of spirit.
气吞虹蜺 qì tūn hóng yī (idiom) To possess extraordinary grandeur or ambition. The expression has the same meaning as having power capable of swallowing mountains and rivers.
气吞虹蝩 qì tūn hóng yī (idiom) In other words, to possess immense ambition or grandeur of spirit.
气壮河山 氣壯河山 qì zhuàng hé shān (idiom) Describes a heroic spirit that symbolically enhances the grandeur of the homeland. It is equivalent to “气壮山河.”
沉雄悲壮 chén xióng bēi zhuàn (idiom) Describes a work whose style is profound and vigorous, with tragic grandeur and powerful expression.
雄辞闳辩 xióng cí hóng biàn (idiom) Words that present a well-supported argument with breadth, grandeur, and rhetorical force.
震天撼地 zhèn tiān hàn dì (idiom) To shake heaven and earth. Describes an astonishing event, or something of immense force and grandeur.
震天铄地 震天鑠地 zhèn tiān shuò dì (idiom) Means to shake heaven and earth. It describes a shocking event, or an action of immense impact and extraordinary grandeur.
飞流直下 飛流直下 fēi liú zhí xià (idiom) Describes a waterfall plunging vertically downward, emphasizing the scene’s spectacular grandeur.
鱼质龙文 魚質龍文 yú zhì lóng wén (idiom) To have the appearance of a dragon while being a fish in substance. It describes something that possesses only the outward appearance of worth or grandeur.
鼎食鸣锺 dǐng shí míng zhōng (idiom) To lead an aristocratic life of luxury and grandeur.
龙跃鸿矫 龍躍鴻矯 lóng yuè hóng jiǎo (idiom) To rise high and depart far away / metaphorically, to withdraw or move on with grandeur.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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