with might redoubled
with might redoubled
It is an idiom, pronounced R ú h ǔ sh ē ngy ì,
It means like a tiger grows wings.
The metaphor is strong and powerful, and adds a new force to make it stronger.
explain
Like a tiger with wings. The metaphor is strong and powerful, and adds a new force to make it stronger.
source
The thirty ninth chapter of the romance of the Three Kingdoms of the Ming Dynasty: "today Xuande is supplemented by Zhuge Liang, just like a tiger." Chapter 21 of three chivalrous men and five righteousness in the Qing Dynasty: when I arrived at the temple, my teacher Fu Ruhu gave birth to wings.
Examples
Hope that in the year of the tiger, everyone can be like a tiger, entrepreneurs are smooth sailing, the following mountain tiger is irresistible! Successful people create brilliance again, such as the dragon and tiger among the people, constantly strive for self-improvement! (New Year greeting)
usage
As predicate, object, clause
with might redoubled