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"Dancing with the wind" means**Dancing with the wind**, used to describe people, generally refers to people's attitude is free and easy, do not drag mud and water, do not stick to the world's vision and views, live with their own minds, and have a positive attitude towards life.

The nickname for dancing with the wind is: Dancing.

Dancing with the wind. (Generally refers to leaves, flowers and other objects that can swing with the wind). Idioms about "dance":

Dragon Xiang Phoenix Dance, Drunken Dance Wild Song, Phoenix Song Luan Dance, Lonely Luan Dance Mirror, Flower Flying Butterfly Dance, Drunken Dance, Chu Dance Wu Song, Front Song and Back Dance, Cheering and Encouragement, Luan Song and Phoenix Dance, Song Lou Dance Hall.

The nickname for dancing with the wind is: Dancing.

1. Explanation of dancing with the wind: dancing with the wind. (Generally refers to leaves, flowers and other objects that can swing with the wind).

Idioms about "dance": dragon and phoenix dance, drunken dance and wild song, phoenix song and luan dance, lonely luan dance mirror, flower flying butterfly dance, drunken dance, chu dance wu song, front song and back dance, cheering and encouraging, luan song and phoenix dance, song tower dance hall.

2. "Dancing with the Wind" is a romantic comedy film directed by Park Jung-woo and starring Lee Sung-jae, Park So-mi and Kim so-ro, which was released in South Korea on April 9, 2004. The film tells the story of the policewoman Lianhua who began to learn ballroom dancing in order to investigate Peng Zhi, but the two developed feelings in the process of practicing dance together.

Dancing with the wind. (Generally refers to leaves, flowers and other objects that can swing with the wind).

Dancing with the wind. (Generally refers to leaves, flowers and other objects that can swing with the wind).

Dancing with the wind is not an idiom, including with the wind There are 6 idioms - rudder with the wind, willows with the wind, sweep with the wind, chase the waves with the wind, turn the rudder with the wind, and fly with the wind.

1. Sweep with the wind.

Pinyin]: suí fēng ér mǐ

Explanation]: Falling. Downwind. Parables are not assertive.

Pinyin**]: SFEM

2. Chase the wind and waves.

Pinyin]: suí fēng zhú làng [interpretation]: rush; Upside down. It's like following the crowd.

Pinyin**]: sfzl

synonyms]: to go with the flow.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; Used in written language.

Dancing Interpretation:

Describe dancing briskly.

Fluttering with the wind: Interpretation: Swinging with the wind.

翩翩起舞 [ piān piān qǐ wǔ ] 生字本Basic Definition Detailed Interpretation.

piān piān qǐ wǔ ]

Describe dancing briskly.

Source: Tang Li Bai's "Gao Guli": "Dancing with wide sleeves; Like a bird from the east. ”

The example sentence ** sounded, and the young people walked onto the dance floor one after another, a pair of lovers.

Dancing non-stop, fluttering with the wind.