idiom > dignified manner of an emperor
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龙行虎步
Pinyin: lóng xíng hǔ bù

Usage: 联合式；作宾语、状语；含褒义

Explanation: 形容帝王的仪态，比喻威仪庄重，气度不凡

Source: 《宋书·武帝纪》：“刘裕龙行虎步，视瞻不凡，恐不为人下，宜蚤为其所。”

Example: 黄君总率六师，～，苟军人受谣成惑，当明谕晓导，以解群疑。（章炳麟《驳黄兴主张南都电》）

lóng xíng hǔ bù
　　Describe the mighty dignified deportment
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No. 3
　　Taizong Dragon Tiger step, when students are different, the future will be for the Pacific sub-line, Ford Wusuo less. - "Song Shi Taizu mind"
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Yu shred of dignity dignity and grace
　　Yu majestic dignity and grace. Often described as imperial phase. "Songshu Wu Tai Chi on the": "Tiger Liu Yulong line step, as the remarkable foresight, fear not man, the flea as it should." Ming Ling Meng-chu "Qiuran all" first out: "Crackdown I Zhang Xiong Qiu whiskers Weng, his Dragon Tiger step, a royal relative. "Binglin" split Xing advocate Southern Electric ":" Huang Chun-total rate of six divisions, Dragon Tiger step, Gou soldiers by Yao into confusion, when the next encyclical Xiao lead to solution Group suspected. "Mao Dun" before and after Tomb Sweeping Festival, "the first act:" He really is a table dignified, not Zhangtoushumu, although it can not Dragon Tiger step, and pacing from the Fang Bu also like to do like. "
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No. 5
　　Originally described the emperor's manners are different. Described after the general's Hidetake posture.
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No. 6
　　成语：龙行虎步
　　拼音：lóng xíng hǔ bù
　　成语解释： 原形容帝王的仪态不同一般。后也形容将军的英武姿态。
　　成语出处： 《宋史·太祖纪》：“每对近臣言，太宗龙行虎步。” 《宋书·武帝纪》：“刘裕龙行虎步，视瞻不凡，恐不为人下，宜早为其所。”
　　举例说明： 黄君总率六师，龙行虎步，苟军人受谣成惑，当明谕晓导，以解群疑。（章炳麟《驳黄兴主张南都电》）
English Expression
  1. n.:  dignified manner of an emperor
Thesaurus
dignified, out of the ordinary, One's physical appearance (usually connoting his moral and intellectual capacity) Xuan'ang, heroic bearing coruscate