彪形大汉 — Chinese idiom
彪形大汉
biāo xíng dà hàn
Traditional: 彪形大漢
Meaning
- burly chap; husky fellow
Character by character
- 彪biāotiger; a tiger's stripes; like a tiger
- 形xíngform, shape; to appear; to describe; to look
- 大dàbig, great, vast, high, deep
- 汉hànChinese people; Chinese language
Idioms sharing a character
- 彪炳千古 biāo bǐng qiān gǔ
- 原形毕露 yuán xíng bì lù
- 喜形于色 xǐ xíng yú sè
- 土木形骸 tǔ mù xíng hái
- 奇形怪状 qí xíng guài zhuàng
- 如影随形 rú yǐng suí xíng
- 形同虚设 xíng tóng xū shè
- 形单影只 xíng dān yǐng zhī
- 形影相吊 xíng yǐng xiāng diào
- 形影相随 xíng yǐng xiāng suí
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