The wind is blowing and the clouds are rolling. Can it be described as surging?

The wind is blowing and the clouds are rolling, which can be described as blustery.

Interpretation: When the wind blows, dark clouds emerge. It is a metaphor that new things come and go, and the momentum is very strong. Later, it was used to describe the rapid development and great momentum of things.

Example: the pen is surging, so it can be recorded. Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, prefaces and postscripts of various books, Tang Preface.

Source: Shi Hou Chi Bi Fu: "After a long time, the grass and trees shook, and the mountains rang and the wind surged."

I roared loudly, the vegetation shook, the mountains sang with me, the deep valleys echoed, and the wind surged.

Example:

1. The peasant uprising swept through China.

2. The national liberation movement is surging and unstoppable.

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Synonym?

1, surging Bai Peng

2, in full swing: tea: thatched white flowers. Red as fire and white as tea. Originally described as grand, it is now used to describe momentum, enthusiasm or ferocity.

The election campaign is in full swing.

3. In the ascendant: Fang: Just. A: Stop. The situation of economic reform is still in the ascendant and needs to be improved.

The great cause of China's four modernizations is in the ascendant.

4, popular cloud steaming: metaphor things appear quickly and generally one after another. ?

For example, whenever the social forces in this world are in turmoil, clouds flood all over the world, mountains are singing and valleys are responding.

5. Is it all the rage? See "the wind is surging".

6. Is the wind surging? The same is "wind and water surge". ?

For example, Li Dazhao's "Guild Wars between Old and New Thoughts": "Compared with the new wave that others are in full swing, is there a difference of thousands of miles between the surging new movements?"

Qu Qiubai's "Hungry Country Tour" XIV: "The surging freedom war inspires them to expel landlords and break the idol of feudal legacy."

The antonym of strong wind:

1, the wind blows away: the wind blows away, the clouds float away, and all traces disappear. Metaphor people fall away. ?

Example: With the disappearance of sports in Beijing; People from all walks of life have also left.