飞禽走兽 — Chinese idiom
飞禽走兽
fēi qín zǒu shòu
Traditional: 飛禽走獸
Meaning
- birds and animals
Character by character
- 飞fēito fly, to dart; high
- 禽qínbirds, fowl; to capture; surname
- 走zǒuto walk, to run, to flee
- 兽shòubeast, animal; bestial
Idioms sharing a character
- 劳燕分飞 láo yàn fēn fēi
- 展翅高飞 zhǎn chì gāo fēi
- 战火纷飞 zhàn huǒ fēn fēi
- 插翅难飞 chā chì nán fēi
- 比翼双飞 bǐ yì shuāng fēi
- 比翼齐飞 bǐ yì qí fēi
- 灰飞烟灭 huī fēi yān miè
- 神采飞扬 shén cǎi fēi yáng
- 笨鸟先飞 bèn niǎo xiān fēi
- 血肉横飞 xuè ròu héng fēi
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