所向披靡

Explanation: Are to: refers to the power of the arrival of the place; Pimi: defeat. Analogy forces reached the place, all obstacles have all been removed. 　　Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute; with compliment 　　Source: "Liang Shu Xiao really Biography": "Battle of Zhongshan, really hard work, invincible, group Krupp dread it." 　　Examples: Few of their friends then Peter, and a hundred people, straight guilty of Qin array, ~, killing Chi no count. (Ming Feng Meng, "Eastern Zhou Zhi" Forty-sixth back) Thesaurus:  to retire when one has ridden the crest of success, riptide to withdraw or retire courageously, be irresistible, duly off the hook, comings and goings => coming. get out, go, leave, etc while the ,going is `good leave a place or stop doing sth while conditions are still favourable or while it is still easy to do so