Idioms describing changeable weather.

Idioms describing the changeable weather are: it turns cold, it gets dark, storms, downpours and strong winds.

1, cooling back: pinyin is huí há n d mo l ě ng, which means the weather is hot for a while, cold for a while and changeable. Describe repeated and changeable.

Source: Qing Lvyuan Li's "Crossing the Road Lights" Chapter 36: I just drove out and called in, and returned to the cold.

2. In the dark: the pinyin is h ū n ti ā n h ē i di, which means the sky is dark and the society is dark and chaotic.

Source:

Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars: Chapter 8: Wang Daotai is really desperate. After working on land for a few days, he took a boat and went to Wuzhen, Zhejiang in the dark.

A Brief History of Civilization by Qing Li Yuan Bo 52: After the translation, Rao Hong was very angry.

Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Unfamiliar Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" 95: If he is a bit promising, he should come out and arrange it; He is still in the dark, hiding in the casino all day.

3. Storm: Pinyin is bào fēng zhòu yǔ, which means rapid and violent wind and rain, and it is a metaphor for huge and rapidly developing sports, also called storm.

Origin: Wu Ming Cheng En Journey to the West 69: There are two birds, a male and a female, who were flying in the same place, but suddenly they were blown away by the storm.

4, downpour: Pinyin is qěng pén dàyǔ, which describes the urgency of rain.

Source:

Su Songshi's "Rain Meaning": Smoke waves around the mountains and clouds, and downpours set the Ming Dynasty.

Bai Di by Tang Du Fu: Clouds rise out of Bai Di City, and rain turns over the basin.

5, the wind is blowing badly: Pinyin is Kuang fēng dàZuo, which means it is windy and describes it as windy.

Origin: Shi Naian's "Water Margin" Chapter 79: At first, I passed through forests and trees, then I passed through rocks and sand. For a while, white waves lifted the sky, and for a while, the ground was overcast, the sun was dark and the wind was blowing hard.