威风凛凛 Imposing and awe-inspiring
Explanation
威风凛凛的意思是:威风:威严的气概;凛凛:严肃,可敬畏的样子。形容声势或气派使人敬畏。
The meaning of "威风凛凛" is: 威风:the dignity of courage;凛凛:serious, awe-inspiring. It describes the power or style that inspires awe.
Origin Story
在古代,有一个名叫李广的将军,他英勇善战,战功赫赫,是汉朝著名的军事家。一次,李广率领军队出征,在与匈奴的战斗中,他身先士卒,冲锋陷阵,杀得匈奴人丢盔弃甲,溃不成军。李广威风凛凛,气势如虹,他手中的宝剑仿佛闪耀着光芒,令敌人闻风丧胆。李广的威名传遍了整个战场,士兵们看到他的英勇无畏,士气高涨,都奋勇杀敌。最终,李广带领军队取得了决定性的胜利,匈奴人被彻底打败,李广的威名更加响亮。
In ancient times, there was a general named Li Guang, who was brave and skilled in battle, with many military achievements. He was a famous military strategist of the Han Dynasty. Once, Li Guang led his troops to war and fought against the Xiongnu. In the battle, he led from the front, charging into battle and killing the Xiongnu soldiers, so they left their helmets and armor behind and fled in panic. Li Guang was imposing and full of confidence, his sword seemed to shine and the enemies were terrified when they heard his name. Li Gongs fame spread throughout the battlefield, the soldiers saw his bravery and their morale rose, so they fought bravely against the enemy. In the end, Li Guang led his army to a decisive victory, the Xiongnu were completely defeated, and Li Gongs fame became even greater.
Usage
这个成语主要用来形容人或事物威严、气派、令人敬畏的样子,常用来描写人物的英姿飒爽、气势雄伟、威风凛凛的姿态,也可以用来形容事物雄伟壮观、气势磅礴的景象。
This idiom is mainly used to describe the appearance of a person or object that is imposing, stylish, and awe-inspiring. It is often used to describe the radiant appearance, imposing style, and awe-inspiring posture of a person, but also to describe the magnificent and imposing scene of an object.
Examples
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他站在那里,威风凛凛,让人不敢靠近。
tā zhàn zài nà li, wēi fēng lǐn lǐn, ràng rén bù gǎn kào jìn.
He stood there, imposing and awe-inspiring, making people dare not approach.
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将军威风凛凛地站在城楼上,俯瞰着城下的敌军。
jiāng jūn wēi fēng lǐn lǐn de zhàn zài chéng lóu shàng, fǔ kàn zhe chéng xià de dí jūn.
The general stood imposingly on the city tower, overlooking the enemy troops below the city.
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那匹骏马威风凛凛,在草原上奔驰。
nà pǐ jùn mǎ wēi fēng lǐn lǐn, zài cáo yuán shàng bēn chí.
The steed is imposing and galloping across the grassland.