What are the idioms of "What Cloud"?

[tiān gāo yún dàn]

It means that the weather is clear, and the sky clouds are few and high, thin and light. Refers to the autumn sky. Example: In the golden autumn, a flock of geese are arranged in herringbone at one moment, and then in herringbone at another, in blue.

As short as a fleeting cloud.

[guò yǎn yún yān]

Describe things that are about to disappear.

Echoes in the sky

[xiǎng chè yún xiāo]

The description is very loud.

Like the wind blowing away the last cloud-swept away.

[fēng juán cán yún]

The strong wind blew away the remaining clouds. Metaphor is swept away. Destroy or eat and drink clean.

Dispel the dark clouds and see the sun

[b yún Jiàn rì]

Open the dark clouds and see the sunshine. Metaphor breaks through the darkness and sees the light.

cloud over

[w yún mìbù]

Dark clouds filled the sky. Describe the cloudy weather.

The wind is blowing and the clouds are gathering-moving forward with great strength.

[fēng qǐ yún yǒng]

The wind is blowing and clouds are surging. Metaphor many things, huge. Also known as "surging clouds" and "wind steaming".

(of mythical characters) climb the clouds and control the fog.

[téng yun Jiàwé]

Riding on clouds and fog. Spells describing immortals in ancient mythology. It also describes flying or running fast in the air. It also describes being confused and feeling in a daze.

The clouds melted and the fog dispersed-disappeared into the thin air.

[yún Xiāo wán]

The clouds disappeared, and so did the fog. Of the weather changing from gloomy to sunny. Also describes the elimination of grievances, doubts, sadness and other emotions. Also known as "clouds disperse".

A sudden change in the situation

[fēng yún t ABIàn]

Metaphor is a sudden change in the situation.