The idiom is used to describe it, and it is used to explain the idiom

瞠乎其後chēng hū qí hòu [paraphrase] 瞠: to stare at the eyes. staring straight at the back; Miss. Describe being far behind others.

"Zhuangzi Tianzi Fang": "The master abandons the dust; And (Yan) was stunned. ”

Zhengyin] it; It cannot be pronounced as "qī".

Identification] It cannot be written as "weigh".

Synonym] is unattainable.

Antisense] go hand in hand.

Usage] is used in written language. Generally used as a predicate.

Structure] is more formal.

Example sentences] during a marathon; Just halfway through; I'm a big one; I can only do it.

Dry staring behind others can't catch up. The description is far behind.

Others stared at the back and couldn't catch up.

[Original idiom]: Stunned.

Standard pronunciation]: chēng hū hu yǐ [Traditional Chinese Writing Method]: 瞠乎後矣.

What does it mean to be stunned]: Glare. Staring at others dryly, unable to catch up.

Jaw-dropping idiom solitaire]: No dragon dragon is jaw-dropping, no dragon is gone.

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

Pronunciation warning]: Advocate Mandarin, please follow the phonetic transcription.

chēng hū hu yǐ] uses standard four-tone reading.

Corresponding synonyms]: jaw-dropping.

Jaw-dropping synonyms:

It's hard to look back, out of reach, out of reach.

Jaw-dropping synonym details:

nan wang xiang bei

1. It's hard to look back

Example: Albert Einstein once said, "The idea that human evolution towards vegetarianism will make humans healthier and live longer, among other things." It's hard to get by. Indeed, he was absolutely right.

wang chen mo ji

2. Out of reach

Example: For the public, Brazil has never missed the World Cup since the first tournament in 1930, which is beyond the reach of the giants, but if the Samba Army loses the qualifiers, I am afraid that they will also "coquettishly" admit that this cup is not as much attention as before.

bu ke qi ji

3. Unattainable

Example: It was in 1970, 17 years after I left the Coast Guard, that my book, Roots, was finally published and I became an overnight fame, a fame that is unattainable for many writers.

Jaw-dropping master followed by pinyin and explanation:

a), the pinyin of the word jaw-dropping: cheng hu qi hou;

b) The explanation of the words that follow is dumbfounded: 瞠: staring; Its: pronoun, he. Dry staring behind others can't catch up. The description is far behind.

Contains all the idioms and explanations of the word "瞠":Dumb - staring wide-eyed.

Behind the slap - staring at others can't catch up. Describe the distance guessing far behind.

jaw-dropping—glaring: glaring; Stammering: Speechless. Staring at the eyes, he couldn't say anything trembling. Describe the appearance of embarrassment or shock.

Dumbfounded—jaw-dropped: staring; Its: pronoun, he. Dry staring behind others can't catch up. The description is far behind.

Struck dumb.

Explanation of jaw-dropping idioms:

Glaring; Stammering: Speechless. Describe the expression of fear on the face. The owner of Qing Jiyuan's "Night Tales Pear Blossom": "Because of the whispering, the son was shocked, and he entered the cabin and knocked on the fine gentleman, and the fine gentleman was dumbfounded. ”

Synonyms for jaw-dropping idioms.

目紅口愣 [ mù dèng kǒu dāi ]:

Wide-eyed and speechless. Describe the appearance of being frightened and stunned.

dumb mouth without words [ yǎ kǒu wú yán ]:

Dumb mouth: like mute. Like a mute, he can't say clever words. Describe the appearance of poor words.

面面相觑書書 [ miàn miàn xiāng qù ]

You look at me, I look at you. It is described as everyone looking at each other out of fear or helplessness, and they do not speak. 觑 (qù).

Sentence formation of jaw-dropping idioms:

1. Soak in hot springs and experience Japan's hot spring culture, there are many rules, and the cumbersome ones are simply jaw-dropping.

2. Living in Linjiang Hotel, there is a white fungus exhibition hall on the first floor, Li Xiaoying judges all kinds of white fungus, the most expensive one is ten thousand yuan a catty, I am dumbfounded.

4. Compared with many people, your life is not full of ups and downs, nor is there a jaw-dropping miracle.

5. There is a famous entrepreneur in the United States, who is the chairman of several well-known large companies, and his career has developed at a jaw-dropping speed.

6. Walking to the thirteenth room, Huo Ji pointed to the room, dumbfounded.

7. But the eunuch in charge of this matter knew that the emperor was not willing to hold a court ceremony for the emperor's eldest son, so he issued a jaw-dropping bill, totaling no less than 100,000 taels of silver.

8, Gu Huai used a very elegant action to peel out the lobster meat quickly, and the skillful action made the others stunned for a while.

9, such a scene, if Cao Bin, Wang Chao and other Great Song soldiers see it, they will be dumbfounded and look incredulous.