What are some idioms to describe speed?

Idioms that describe the speed is particularly fast: white horses passing through the gap, meteors catching the moon, chasing the wind and electricity, stone fire and electric light, five elements together, galloping, striding meteors, soldiers and nobles, a thousand miles a day, fast horses, overnight, momentum like a bamboo, Hangami walking pills, wind and clouds, running away from the dust, quick battle.

1. The white horse passes through the gap.

Interpretation: Describe how time flies, like a white horse flashing in front of a small gap.

2. Meteors catch the moon.

Interpretation: Meteor: A small object in a celestial body that falls into the Earth's atmosphere.

, rubbing with air burns and glows, like an arrow passing by. The meteors in the sky slid towards the moon at a high speed, as if chasing the moon. The metaphor is particularly fast.

3. Five elements go down together.

Interpretation: Read the five lines of text at the same time. Describe the speed of reading books as fast.

4. Hankami walking pills.

Interpretation: Han: hillside. Walk: Run, here refers to fast scrolling. Maru: Projectile. Roll the projectile on the slope. The metaphor is that the situation is moving very quickly or that the work is going well.

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1. Nine moves a day: nine: describe many times; Move: Promotion. Multiple promotions in one day. It is a metaphor for the rapid rise of official positions.

2. As fast as thunder and lightning: fast mention is like thunder and lightning. Describe the situation as moving very quickly.

3. Swift as a heel: heel: turn the heel. It's as fast as turning a heel. Describe the change quickly.

4. Thousands of miles: Epsom: water is injected down. Describe the river flowing straight down, flowing fast and far. It is also a metaphor for the writing or music to be unrestrained. It is also described as ** plummeting more than once.

5. Walking: Describe walking very fast or doing things cleanly.

6. Galloping: galloping: running; Switch: Flash. It is described very quickly, like the wind blowing and lightning.

7. Traveling thousands of miles a day: You can walk a thousand miles a day. Describe the speed as amazing.

8. Long drive straight in: long drive: run fast without stopping; Straight in: Keep going. Refers to a fast march over long distances without pause. Describe the march as rapid and unstoppable.

9. Walking like flying: Walking: fast and powerful. The pace is vigorous and the running is fast.

11. High-quality disease: high-quality: high-talent; Swift foot: Walk fast. Describe people who are talented and agile.

12. First I whip: on: down. The metaphor is to take a quick step and take the lead.

13. Feet do not touch the ground: Describe walking very fast, as if the toes are not touching the ground.

14. Stride meteor: Describe the big step and walk fast.

15. Chasing wind and electricity: Describe the speed as extremely fast.

16. White Horse through the gap: gap: gap; White Horse: Originally referred to as a white horse, later compared to the shadow of the sun. Metaphorically, time flies like a horse in front of a tiny gap.

17. Quick Battle: End the battle with quick tactics. It is also a metaphor for completing tasks in a quick way.

18. Double the way: double: double; Dao: Itinerary. Describe moving forward at an accelerated pace.

19. Ten lines at a glance: You can read ten lines at the same time when reading a book. Describe reading books very quickly.

20. A Thousand Miles in a Day: The original description of the horse is very fast. The post-metaphor progresses extremely quickly.

21. Ephemeral: Epiphany: that is, excellent epiphany, with a very short opening time. A metaphor for a good thing or sight that appears for a moment and then disappears quickly.

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1. Nine moves a day: nine: describe many times; Move: Promotion. Multiple promotions in one day. It is a metaphor for the rapid rise of official positions.

2. As fast as thunder and lightning: fast mention is like thunder and lightning. Describe the situation as moving very quickly.

3. Swift as a heel: heel: turn the heel. It's as fast as turning a heel. Describe the change quickly.

4. Thousands of miles: Epsom: water is injected down. Describe the river flowing straight down, flowing fast and far. It is also a metaphor for the writing or music to be unrestrained. It is also described as ** plummeting more than once.

5. Walking: Describe walking very fast or doing things cleanly.

6. Galloping: galloping: running; Switch: Flash. It is described very quickly, like the wind blowing and lightning.

7. Traveling thousands of miles a day: You can walk a thousand miles a day. Describe the speed as amazing.

8. Long drive straight in: long drive: run fast without stopping; Straight in: Keep going. Refers to a fast march over long distances without pause. Describe the march as rapid and unstoppable.

9. Walking like flying: Walking: fast and powerful. The pace is vigorous and the running is fast.

11. High-quality disease: high-quality: high-talent; Swift foot: Walk fast. Describe people who are talented and agile.

12. First I whip: on: down. The metaphor is to take a quick step and take the lead.

13. Feet do not touch the ground: Describe walking very fast, as if the toes are not touching the ground.

14. Stride meteor: Describe the big step and walk fast.

15. Chasing wind and electricity: Describe the speed as extremely fast.

16. White Horse through the gap: gap: gap; White Horse: Originally referred to as a white horse, later compared to the shadow of the sun. Metaphorically, time flies like a horse in front of a tiny gap.

17. Quick Battle: End the battle with quick tactics. It is also a metaphor for completing tasks in a quick way.

18. Double the way: double: double; Dao: Itinerary. Describe moving forward at an accelerated pace.

19. Ten lines at a glance: You can read ten lines at the same time when reading a book. Describe reading books very quickly.

20. A Thousand Miles in a Day: The original description of the horse is very fast. The post-metaphor progresses extremely quickly.

21. Ephemeral: Epiphany: that is, excellent epiphany, with a very short opening time. A metaphor for a good thing or sight that appears for a moment and then disappears quickly.

1. Meteors catch the moon.

Pinyin: liú xīng gǎn yuè

[Explanation]: Like a meteor chasing the moon. Rapid action in shape.

Source]: Ming · Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" Chapter 44: "That meal was like a meteor catching the moon, the wind swept the clouds, and I ate it all. ”

Example to form a sentence]: Let go of the horse's hooves, like a meteor catching the moon, and run for more than 30 miles in one breath. Qing · Xia Jingqu's "Yesu Exposed" Chapter 44.

Pinyin**]: l x g y

Usage]: as an object; Rapid action in shape.

English]: like a meteor chasing the moon

2. Wind gallop switch.

Pinyin: fēng chí diàn chè

[Explanation]: Chi: Run; Switch: Flash. The appearance is unusually fast, like the wind blowing and the lightning flashes.

Source]: Liutao · Long Tao · Wang Yi": "Four people who strive for power, choose materials, discuss military revolution, gallop and lightning, and do not know why. ”

Example to form a sentence]: Huang Feihu's marksmanship is like a galloping electric switch, and it is like flying. Ming · Xu Zhonglin's "Romance of the Gods" Chapter 60.

Pinyin**]: f c d c

synonyms]: meteor to catch the moon, electric cannon flint.

Antonyms]: old cow broken car, snail ox step.

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

English]: like a bat out of hell

Swift wind: [Basic Explanation]: Described very quickly, like the wind blowing and lightning.

Pinyin pronunciation]: fēng chí diàn chè [use example]: Huang Feihu marksmanship such as , back and forth such as flying. Ming · Xu Zhonglin's "Romance of the Gods" Chapter 60.

synonym group]: meteor catching the moon, electric cannon flint.

Antonym group]: old cow broken car, snail cow step.

How to use]: combined; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Used in written language.

The idiom of fast speed is as fast as lightning, with lightning speed, fast.

The wind is galloping, the brisk walk is like flying, the white horse passes through the gap, the stride meteor, the wind chases the electricity, and the lightning is fast.

1. Desire: Want. If you want to be fast, you can't achieve your goal.

3. Thunder and lightning: fast, fast: fast, fast. Sudden bursts of thunder and lightning that appeared. Described as coming quickly, too late to take precautions.

4. Three steps and two feet: the appearance of walking quickly.

5. Eagle and goose catch: a metaphor for the speed and ferocity of the hunt.

6. Clean and neat: fast and thorough, no mud and water.

7. Go the extra mile: speed up and walk a two-day trip.

8. Hit the lightning and run the star: describe it quickly.

9. Pick and pull: Pull and pull: move quickly with your fingers. Can't arrange or exercise as you want.

10. Lightning and thunder: lightning flies, thunder roars. The metaphor is quick and powerful. It is also a metaphor for vigorous.

1. Galloping: galloping: running; Switch: Flash. It is described very quickly, like the wind blowing and lightning.

2. Traveling thousands of miles a day: You can walk a thousand miles a day. Describe the speed as amazing.

3. A thousand miles: Epsom: water is injected downward. Describe the river flowing straight down, flowing fast and far.

Idioms to describe fast speed are: galloping, lightning speed, etc.

Idioms to describe speed, such as:

Swift means very fast, as fast as the wind blows lightning.

The most important thing in fighting with soldiers is to act quickly, which is a metaphor for doing things quickly.

Also: striding meteors, meteors catching the moon.

The idiom to describe the speed is the white horse passing through the gap, which describes the horse running fast, and is generally used to describe the time passing fast.

Walking like flying, galloping, thundering, striding meteors.

The wind is galloping, the white horse passes through the gap, the quick battle, the fast horse, the fast horse, the brisk like flying, the thousands of miles, the ten lines at a glance, the stride meteor, the speed like thunder and lightning.

At lightning speed. Fleet of foot.

Time flies. Quick.

I think it's as fast as the wind, which can describe the idiom you said, after all, if it's this idiom, it can be said that a person is very fast, like the wind, you have to know the speed. It's very fast.

At lightning speed. Fleet of foot.

Cornices walk on the wall. Quick.

Eye disease and quick hand. Whizzing by.

With vigorous strides.

Idioms to describe "fast" are:

The white horse crosses the gap, the wind is galloping, the walk is like flying, and the battle is quick to solve.

A thousand miles in a day, fleeting, fleeting, the stars are moving, the eyes are fast, the walk is like flying, and the time is like an arrow.

Lightning fast.

Say it's too late, then it's too fast.

It's fleeting. In a blink of an eye.

In an instant. In the twinkling of an eye.

Moment. In a flash.

Suddenly. For a moment.

When the lightning is not enough, the wind is galloping, the pace is like flying, the white horse passes through the gap, and the battle is quick and fast.

Describe the idiom of fast, galloping, electric flint.

I know that the idiom to describe fast speed has one step to the sky, which means that one cannot take a big step and the speed is very fast.

One glance and ten lines, three autumns in one day, thousands of miles in one day.

Idioms to describe fast :

The wind is galloping, and the white horse passes through the gap

Quick decision, fast horse

Walking like flying, pouring thousands of miles

Ten lines at a glance, stride meteors

As fast as thunder and lightning, the long drive goes straight in

Running away.

Resolute.

Interpretation] Li: violent. As fierce as thunder, as fast as the wind. The metaphor is that the implementation of policy decrees is strict and swift. It is also described as acting violently and quickly.

Time flies. Meaning: Foal: A young horse. Over: Crossed. Gap: Gap. The subject-predicate idiom, the original meaning refers to the white horse speeding over in front of the gap, which is a metaphor for the rapid passage of time and the passing of time.

As fast as thunder and lightning. Meaning: Quick mention is like thunder and lightning. Describe the situation as moving very quickly.

Quick. What it means: Finish the battle with a quick tactic. It is also a metaphor for completing tasks in a quick way.

Chasing the wind day by day. Meaning: Chasing the sun: chasing the sun; Chasing the wind: Chasing the wind. Describe the horse as running extremely fast. It also has the meaning of day and night.

Super anecdote. Meaning: 轶: rutted; Super anecdote: refers to the rear car exceeding the front car; Dust-free: Feet do not get dirty. Describe the horse galloping at great speed, surpassing the horses.

The metaphor is extraordinarily powerful and unattainable.

Eye disease and quick hand. Meaning: Describe being alert and quick to respond.

At lightning speed. Meaning: Describe very quickly, like the wind blowing lightning.

Off the top of one's head. Meaning: Describe doing things quickly and skillfully, without thinking.

With vigorous strides. Meaning: Describe a big stride and a fast step.

Drastic. Meaning: Courageous in doing things.

一日万里 yī rì qiān lǐ

Interpretation] a thousand miles forward in a day. Describe the rapid development.

"Zhuangzi Qiushui": "Qi Ji Hua Liu; A journey in a day. ”

Orthophony] one; It must be pronounced "yí".

Discernment]; It cannot be written as "rite".

synonym] is changing with each passing day, the wind is galloping, chasing the wind day by day[antonym] stagnation, slow and logical.

Usage] is used as a compliment. It is mostly used in production, business, economy, science and technology, and personal business. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] subject-predicate.

discernment] and "changing with each passing day"; are described as developing rapidly; Progress is fast. But the emphasis is on moving fast; "Changing with each passing day" focuses on rapid change.

Example sentences].

Such as: fleeting, as fast as thunder and lightning, galloping and so on.