idiom : a two-part allegorical saying > befaced with imminent disaster



Contents ·Apocalyptic ·dà nàn lín tóu ·No. 3 ·No. 4 ·English Expression ·Thesaurus ·Containing Phrases ·More results... Apocalyptic 　　Explanation: Difficult: disaster; Pro: come. Disaster fell on his head. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute; containing derogatory 　　Source: Zhuang, "Zhuangzi Qiu Shui": "temporary disaster and those who fear, courage of the saints are." 　　Examples: He seems to have what ~ like, say some stuttering, and voice trembling. (Lu Xun's "Wandering brothers") dà nàn lín tóu 　　Refers to a catastrophic disaster about to befall Translated by Google No. 3 　　Imminent disaster, regardless of you and me. - Qing "You and I" Translated by Google No. 4 　　发音 dà nàn lín tóu 　　释义 难：灾祸； 临：来到。 大祸落到头上。 　　出处 战国·宋·庄周《庄子·秋水》：“临大难而不惧者，圣人之勇也。” 　　示例 他仿佛已经有什么大难临头似的，说话有些口吃了，声音也发着抖。（鲁迅《彷徨·弟兄》） 　　相关歇后语: 　　脑袋上长角——出格；大难临头 　　脑门上放鞭炮——大难临头；灾祸临头；惊心动魄 　　晴天下雹子——大难临头；灾祸临头； 　　冷不防太阳落在脑袋上——大难临头 English Expression n.:  befaced with imminent disaster,  a great calamity just ahead,  a imminent catastrophe or disaster,  tacing great trouble Thesaurus thunderbolt, Qingtianpili, abrupt, abrupt, allegro, transient, lightning, marvelous, furious, ephemeral, monstrous, horrifying, amazing, sudden, breathtaking, addle, chaotic, disorderly, incredible, hot, unhoped-for Containing Phrases fiddle while Rome is burning Guanyunchangzoumaicheng befaced with imminent disaster Spouse this is birds in the forest Befaced with imminent disaster Respectively Fly