枪林弹雨 (qiāng lín dàn) — hail of bullets; fierce battle conditions (idiomatic)
Definition
Idiom for an intense battlefield with gunfire and shells flying everywhere — used to evoke extreme combat conditions, not a specific type of weapon.
idiom
hail of bulletsfierce battle conditions (idiomatic)
Examples
- 枪林弹雨,。Zhàn chǎng shàng qiāng lín dàn, shì bīng men réng rán yǒng gǎn xiàng qián.On the battlefield under a hail of bullets, the soldiers still bravely advanced.
- 枪林弹雨,。Tā céng jīng jīng lì guò qiāng lín dàn, rú jīn tán qǐ zhàn zhēng réng xīn yǒu yú jì.He has experienced a hail of bullets before, and talking about war today still gives him a lingering fear.
- 枪林弹雨,。Jì zhě zài qiāng lín dàn zhōng jiān chí cǎi fǎng, jì lù xià zuì zhēn shí de lì shǐ.The journalist insisted on reporting through the hail of bullets, recording the truest history.
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