The city is threatened by black clouds

The city is threatened by black clouds

[idiom name] black clouds oppress the city

H ē iy ú NY ā ch é ngch é ngy ù Cu ī

[English translation]

1.Darkcloudsbearingdownonthecitythreatentooverwhelmit.

2.reactionaryforcesintheascendent

[word explanation]

Desire: will.

Destroy: destroy.

The enemy had reached the gate as if they were going to crush the wall. It refers to the tense situation caused by the arrogance of evil forces.

Idiom usage: compound sentence; attributive; derogatory

The origin of Idioms

Li He's the governor of Yanmen: "the black clouds are pressing down on the city, and the city is about to be destroyed. The light of the armor is opening to the sun and the golden scales. The sound of the horn is all over the sky, and in the autumn, it is filled with Yan Zhining and purple at night. Half roll red flag near Yishui, frost heavy drum cold sound not up. Report your intention on the golden stage and carry the jade dragon to die for you. " [allusions] in the middle and late Tang Dynasty, the domestic vassal towns were divided, the border was not peaceful, and there were constant wars. The soldiers fought bravely against foreign invasion. Seeing this, poet Li he was deeply worried and admired the soldiers. He wrote an impromptu poem, the governor of Yanmen: "the black clouds are pressing down on the city, and the city is about to be destroyed. The light of the armor is opening to the sun and the golden scales."

Examples of Idioms

1. Liu Baiyu's Ode to thunder and lightning: "at the moment when the dark clouds are pressing down on the city, although old Guo is old, his loyalty is as strong as gold and stone." In the early years of the cultural revolution, Premier Zhou stepped forward and protected many good people! 3. In the days when the city was threatened by the dark clouds, the righteous people were countless.

Analysis of Idioms

1. Pressure; cannot be read as "Y à". 2. Pressure; can not be written as "Zhuang". 3. The city should not be written as "sincerity". You can't write "urge".