A foot of water churns to make a hundred Zhang wave

A foot of water churns to make a hundred Zhang wave

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A foot of water churns to make a hundred Zhang wave, which is a metaphor for exaggeration. The same as "a foot of water churning to make a wave". From the peach blossom girl by Wang Ye in Yuan Dynasty.

Words: a foot of water churns to make a hundred Zhang waves. Pinyin: y ī ch ǐ Shu ǐ f ā NT é ngzu ò B ǎ izh à NGB ō explanation: it refers to the extreme exaggeration of speech. The same as "a foot of water churning to make a wave". Source: the second fold of "Peach Blossom Girl" by Wang Ye of Yuan Dynasty: "you transfer that half sentence to do ten things, and a foot of water churns to make a hundred Zhang wave." synonym: a foot of water ten zhangbo, a foot of water somersault do a foot of water common degree: rare emotional color: commendatory words grammatical usage: as attribute, object, clause; refers to exaggeration idiom structure: complex sentence type generation time: ancient times