漫天遍地 — Chinese idiom
漫天遍地
màn tiān biàn dì
Meaning
- lit. to fill the whole sky and cover the land
- fig. everywhere; as far as the eye can see
Character by character
- 漫màninundating; exaggerated
- 天tiānsky, heaven; god, celestial
- 遍biàneverywhere, all over, throughout
- 地dìearth, ground, soil; land, region; structural part
Idioms sharing a character
- 天真烂漫 tiān zhēn làn màn
- 漫山遍野 màn shān biàn yě
- 漫漫长夜 màn màn cháng yè
- 长夜漫漫 cháng yè màn màn
- 一柱擎天 yī zhù qíng tiān
- 一步登天 yī bù dēng tiān
- 三天两头 sān tiān liǎng tóu
- 上天入地 shàng tiān rù dì
- 不共戴天 bù gòng dài tiān
- 不啻天渊 bù chì tiān yuān
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