昏天黑地 — Chinese idiom
昏天黑地
hūn tiān hēi dì
Meaning
- lit. dark sky and black earth
- fig. pitch dark
- to black out
- disorderly
- troubled times
Character by character
- 昏hūndusk, nightfall, twilight, dark; to faint, to lose
- 天tiānsky, heaven; god, celestial
- 黑hēiblack; dark; evil, sinister
- 地dìearth, ground, soil; land, region; structural part
Idioms sharing a character
- 利令智昏 lì lìng zhì hūn
- 昏昏欲睡 hūn hūn yù shuì
- 昏昏沉沉 hūn hūn chén chén
- 冲昏头脑 chōng hūn tóu nǎo
- 老眼昏花 lǎo yǎn hūn huā
- 色令智昏 sè lìng zhì hūn
- 头昏目眩 tóu hūn mù xuàn
- 头昏眼暗 tóu hūn yǎn àn
- 头昏眼花 tóu hūn yǎn huā
- 头昏脑胀 tóu hūn nǎo zhàng
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