| 释义 |
一泻千里yī xiè qiān lǐ❶[of a river] rush down a thousand li—flow down vigorously;race down a long course;
❷[of a writer’s style] bold and flowing
❍ 大家都以为总是～的了，谁知道月底又跳回来——(茅盾《子夜》329) …everybody thought that government issues were heading for a slump,so it came as a great surprise when the prices shot up again at the end of the month.
❍ 牡丹江水，汹涌澎湃，浪头滚滚，犹如万马奔腾，～。(曲波《林海雪原》590) The raging Peony River,with tumbling waves,raced down its long course like ten thousand stampeding horses.
❍ 他文笔流畅，风格有如流水行云，～。He writes with ease and grace,and his style is bold and flowing like water and moving clouds. 一泻千里yī xiè qiān lǐ泻：水很快地往下流。形容水一流就直达千里。比喻江河水势湍急，流程极远；也比喻文章或曲调奔放畅达。flow down vigorously, flow power fully, bold and flowing |