Idioms for doing something with great fanfare, idioms for fanfare explanations

Fanfare. dà zhāng shēng shì

Interpretation] to create a big momentum and expand the influence.

Mobilize the people. xīng shī dòng zhòng

Interpretation] used to refer to a large-scale military dispatch. Now it is more than a lot of manpower. Xing, moving: initiating; Crowd: Refers to a large group of people.

Utterance] "Wu Zi Lishi": "The husband gives orders; And people are happy to hear it; Mobilize the people. And people are happy to fight; Fighting; And people are happy to die. ”

Zhengyin] xing; It cannot be pronounced as "xìnɡ".

Discernment] Public; Can't write "heavy".

synonyms] make a big move, make a big fuss.

Antisense]

Usage] is used as a derogatory term. It is often used to describe the use of a lot of manpower. It is generally used as a predicate and an adverbial.

Structure] combined.

discernment] and "dispatch of troops"; It can mean "mobilizing troops and horses or using manpower". The difference is that "dispatch generals" includes sending generals. It does not contain the meaning of "large-scale troops"; "Stirring up the teachers and mobilizing the people" is the opposite; contains "large-scale troop dispatch"; It does not contain the meaning of "sending generals".

Example sentence] It's okay to have three or five people go; It doesn't have to be that way.

The United States began to impose so-called "military sanctions" on Iraq"。

Raise a big rumpus

On a colossal scale. dà zhāng qí gǔ

Interpretation] Large-scale flag-waving and drumming (Zhang:; paving; Banner: A tool used to convey military orders during ancient battles). The scale and momentum of the original description are large; Now it generally refers to the scale and momentum of doing things.

Speech] Qing Zhang Chunfan's "Huan Hai": "Li Shenrong took these people out of Zhennanguan one after another; It was fanfare; Queue up; Mighty marching forward. ”

Synonyms] the momentum is huge, the fanfare, the vigorous, the revival of the division, the mighty and the mighty, the great movement.

Antisense] secretive, unobtrusive.

Usage] can be used for mass activities; It can also be used for personal activities. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] verb-object.

Analysis] (1) and "Momentum"; All have the meaning of "loud"; The difference is: "Momentum" focuses on prestige and momentum; The emphasis is on pomp and circumstance. It also indicates that the momentum is large; "Momentum" describes a lot of momentum; It means making a big noise.

Both can be used for mass events; But " " " can also be used for personal activities. and "Resolute"; can be used to describe the violent. But "" is mostly used to make a big noise; Describe the scale of sports, activities, etc. It went very enthusiastically; "Vigorous and resolute" is mostly used to describe implementation; Strict style of implementation of government decrees and tasks; Act fast.

Example sentences] We must propagate the superiority of socialism.

English translation] in a big way

There is a lot of fun, summoning spirits, raising flags, and making a big fanfare.

Idiom: fanfare.

Pinyin: (dà zhāng qí gǔ )

Explanation] Zhang:, paving; Flags: Ancient battle flags and war drums. Describe the momentum and scale of the offense as large. It also describes the momentum and scale of mass activities. It is also a metaphor for openness.