What are some words to praise the eagle? What are some words that describe the momentum of an eagle?

The words that praise the eagle are: the eagle spreads its wings, the eagle catches the goose, the eagle walks the dog, the eagle strikes the sky, the young eagle spreads its wings, the eagle heart eagle claw, the eagle takes the finch, the eagle dog talent, the eagle head sparrow brain, the eagle heart goose claw, the eagle raises the tiger's eye, the flying eagle runs the dog, and the eagle looks at the wolf.

Eagle Strike: Like an eagle grabbing food, thunder.

Slam describes the momentum as mighty.

The eagle strikes the sky: the eagle flutters its wings and flies in the vast sky, and it is also a metaphor for ambitious people to display their talents in a vast field.

Eagle strikes Mao Zhi: The metaphor is harsh and fierce.

Eagle Osprey: Eagle-like gazing at osprey, osprey.

Describe peeping with a mighty gaze.

Eagle Eye: Like an eagle and a tiger** greedily watching, describing a bad heart and waiting for an opportunity to grab.

Eagle and goose catch: Describe the speed and ferocity of the hunt.

Eagle Look: The Eagle Looks at the Eagle Eagle's Eye is a metaphor for a keen and urgent gaze.

Eagle looks at the wolf step: sees things like an eagle, walks like a wolf Describe the behavior ruthlessly.

Eagle heart goose claw: a metaphor for the fast hand of the heart.

Eagle and tiger vision: such as eagle flying, like tiger majestic vision, describing the mighty and brave.

Eagle and tiger devouring: like an eagle flying, like a tiger devouring and biting, describing the martial arts and might, and extremely vicious.

Spread your wings high, be majestic, and be alone.

Sentences in praise of the eagle:

1. The eagle hovered around the mountainside, and suddenly flapped its wings and flew over the top of the highest mountain, its brown wings almost brushing the white clouds fluttering on the top of the mountain.

2. The eagle strikes its wings, because it is fascinated by the mountains and white clouds; The sparrow shakes its feathers, because the eaves are its paradise.

3. The eagle has strong wings, and can fly freely in the sky without fetters.

4. The eagle hovers high in the sky, overlooking the earth, fluttering its wings and going thousands of miles!

5. I asked the soaring eagle: how can I fly higher and see farther? The eagle flapped its wings and told me: look far away, let the vision be broader.

6. I stopped for a while, it was one, no, it was several, no, it was a flock of eagles. On the top of the mountain, in the sky, in the universe, it hovers like an eagle spreading its wings.

7. But this is just the beginning, and it didn't take long for the mother to push the young eagles off the cliff, and some of the young eagles were thrown to death because of their timidity, while some of the strong young eagles would struggle to shake their wings and fly.

The following words describe the majesty of the eagle:

1. The eagle spreads its wings.

xióng yīng zhǎn chì ] stands for grand plan, Pengcheng Wanli. It is a metaphor for someone who struggles and dares to work hard in their career, academics, etc., so as to move towards the future, just like an eagle spreading its wings and soaring. It is often used in congratulatory words.

2. Eagle heart goose claw.

yīng xīn yàn zhǎo] : figuratively spiritual hand fast.

3. Dapeng spreads its wings.

dà péng zhǎn chì ] describes a very imposing posture or movement.

4. Eagle strikes the sky.

yīng jī cháng kōng] : refers to an eagle flapping its wings and flying in the vast sky. It is also a metaphor for ambitious people to display their talents in a wide field.

5. Flap your wings and soar.

zhèn chì áo xiáng] : flapping wings, drumming wings fluttering, especially finger fluttering wings.

1. Spread your wings and fly high

Pinyin: zhǎn chì gāo fēi.

Interpretation: Refers to the bird's wings flying away. It is also a metaphor for giving full play to talents and ambitions.

Source: The nineteenth chapter of Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Children's Heroes": "The wind is miserable, and the cranes are crying." Even the birds in the trees spread their wings and flew high. ”

Quote: "For the Entrustment of ***": "Wu Jichang is like a bird trapped in a cage for a long time, once he is liberated, he will immediately spread his wings and fly high." ”

2. Majestic.

Pinyin: wēi fēng lǐn lǐn.

Interpretation: Describe the momentum or grandeur that makes people awe-inspiring and fearful.

Source: The first episode of Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in the Ming Dynasty: "The face is like a heavy jujube, the lips are like grease, the red phoenix eyes, the silkworm eyebrows: the appearance is dignified, majestic." ”

3. Male flying and female crouching.

Pinyin: xióng fēi cí fú.

Interpretation: Be ambitious, not inactive.

Source: Southern Dynasty Song Fan Ye "Later Han Shu Zhao Dian Biography": "The husband should be a male flying, and An can be a female!" ”

Translation: The eldest husband must be self-reliant, ** can be passive and submit.

4. Eagle strikes the sky.

Pinyin: yīng jī cháng kōng.

Interpretation: It means that the eagle flutters its wings and flies in the vast sky. It is also a metaphor for ambitious people to display their talents in a wide field.

Source: *** "Qinyuan Spring, Changsha" words: "The eagle strikes the sky, the fish soars to the shallow bottom, and all kinds of frost compete freely." ”

Translation: Eagles fly in the vast sky, fish swim in clear water, and everything strives to live a free life in the autumn light.

5. Eagle and tiger eye.

Pinyin: yīng yáng hǔ shì.

Interpretation: Fly like an eagle and look like a tiger. The description is very powerful.

Source: Pre-Qin Anonymous "Book of Poetry, Daya, Daming": "Master Wei is still the father, Shi Wei Yingyang." ”

Translation: There is also Taishi Shang's father, Jiang Taigong, who is like an eagle with wings spread.

Examples of fill-in-the-blank words are as follows:

Fierce eagle.

An eagle with wings spread.

A free eagle.