The Interpretation of the Idiom "Storm"

A storm is a violent and urgent storm. Metaphor is huge, rapid and violent development.

Idiom: Storm.

Pinyin: y incarnation

Explanation: suddenly: quickly, suddenly. A violent and urgent storm. Metaphor is huge, rapid and violent development.

Source: Chapter 23 of Laozi: "Therefore, the wind does not stop, and the showers do not last all day."

Synonyms: storm, storm and rain.

Antonym: gentle breeze and drizzle, easterly drizzle.

Usage: as subject and object; Describe the rapidity of wind and rain.

For example, there are two birds, a male and a female, who were flying together in one place and suddenly dispersed by the storm. Ming, Wu Chengen and Journey to the West, 69.