Explanation: Towering high like; stand erect towering mountains. Upright on the ground as the mountain as metaphor, not shaken. Source: Shi-Kai, "the magnificent Great Hall" in Tiananmen Square, right in front, stands majestically sit in the magnificent building, which is the Great Hall. " Examples: Right in front of Tiananmen Square, towering stands a magnificent building to sit, this is the Great Hall. (Shi-Kai, "the magnificent Great Hall")
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Stand tall (wēi rán yì lì) [Explanation] towering: high way; stand: erect towering mountains. As tall as the mountains and firmly stood, commonly used to describe a firm unshakable. [Structure] "towering" and "stand" constitutes a modification structure. [Usage] often as predicate, attribute [Example] for the matter: in Tiananmen Square right in front, with a sit-magnificent buildings, this is the Great Hall. (Shi-Kai "magnificent Great Hall") For people: Haer Wei stands firmly on his captain positions, calm calmly directing, controlling, leading. (From Hugo's "master") [Senior Chinese Dictionary] Wei wēi <Form> (1) (shaped sound from the mountain, Wei sound original meaning: tall) with the original meaning [towering] Wei, high also. - "Said the text" Towering almost Yao and Shun are the world also. - "The Analects of Tabor." Annals: "Towering who are tall." Rise lofty and special show. - "_Select_ed Works of Ji Kang · Qin Fu" (2) Another example: Wei Branch (senior high imperial examination); Wei profile (tall and wide); Wei Song (tall); Wei Pan (tall and twisting); Wei Chong (tall); Wei Zhang (tall and wide); Wei Jun (steep); Wei Guan (KK); Wei Yi (tall); Wei strange (strange tall) [Practical Chinese-Japanese dictionary] Towering wēirán High (ta ka) ku large (お お) Other shareholders' え ki ru さ ku ma. Stand tall Towering (gi ぜ san) と expands te Other shareholders' え Li (ta) zu.
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Idiom Dictionary
Idiom name Stand tall Pinyin wēi rán yì lì Idiom Definitions Towering: high looks; stand: stand towering mountains. Upright on the ground like a metaphor, like the mountains, unshakable. Idiom Shi-Kai "magnificent Great Hall": "Right in front of Tiananmen Square, towering stands a magnificent building sits, this is the Great Hall." Use sentences No