| 释义 |
Hoist your sail when the wind is fair.
- 趁风扬帆 is good [blows]; set sail when the wind is fair
- 扬帆yáng fān
hoist the sails; set sail
- 顺风航行shùn fēng háng háng
sail before the wind, sail large, touch the wind
- 顺风扬帆shùn fēng yáng fān
with swelling sails before the fair wind
- 顺风扯蓬shùn fēng chě péng
sail with the wind -- take advantage of...
- 顺风顺水shùn fēng shùn shuǐ
drift with the wind and the current; sail with the wind
- 本固枝荣běn gù zhī róng
when the root is firm,the branches flourish
- 不可能bú kě néng
impossibility, out of the question, when the devil is blind
- 提升井tí shēng jǐng
winding shaft, hoisting shaft
- 顺风转舵shùn fēng zhuǎn duò
trim one's sails; take one's cue from changing conditions; tack with the wind
- 惠风huì fēng
pretty breeze; fair wind
- 肚饱思睡dù bǎo sī shuì
When the belly is full, the bones would be at rest.
- 好端端hǎo duān duān
when everything is all right
- 张满帆zhāng mǎn fān
fill the sails
- 随风使帆suí fēng shǐ fān
trim the sails
- 贼去关门zéi qù guān mén
lock the stable door when the horse is stolen
- 朔风凛冽shuò fēng lǐn liè
The north wind is piercingly cold.
- 逆风nì fēng
in the teeth of the wind; against the wind; dead wind
- 迎风yíng fēng
aweather; into the wind; windward; facing the wind; with the wind
- 趁便chèn biàn
when it is convenient; at one's convenience
- 落井下石luò jǐng xià shí
hit a person when he is down
- 赛欧sài ōu
Sail
- 饥餐渴饮jī cān kě yǐn
eat when hungry and drink when thirsty; When one is hungry, he eats and when
- 强颜欢笑qiáng yán huān xiào
try to show happyness when one is sad
- 飞速前进fēi sù qián jìn
burn the wind
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