extremely pressing

extremely pressing

As a Chinese idiom, Pinyin is j í R ú f ē nghu ǒ, which means very urgent. It's from the ninth chapter of the supplement to the journey to the West. It's as urgent as the wind and fire.

Basic explanation

extremely pressing

Explanation: as fast as the wind and fire.

Source: the ninth chapter of the supplement to the journey to the West: "how can you wait these three days when you want to reach a peace agreement

Usage: as predicate, object, attribute; describe very urgent

Can't wait

Antonym: leisurely, slow

English translation

extremelypressing

Idiom information

Idiom explanation: as anxious as the wind and fire. It's very urgent. Common degree: common emotional color: commendatory words grammar usage: as predicate, object, attribute; adjective is very urgent; idiom structure: partial formal generation time: Ancient