The high-sounding pinyin

The pinyin of "high-sounding" is guān miǎn táng huáng.

Guangsheng is a combination of the words "crown" and "grand". Crown refers to the crown dress of the emperor or high official, which means gorgeous and solemn; grand refers to upright and solemn.

The meaning of high-sounding words or actions refers to words or actions that appear solemn and gorgeous on the surface, but actually conceal the essence of hypocrisy and vanity.

Idiom structure: adjective + adjective + adjective.

High-sounding sentences

1. After this high-sounding speech ended, Miss Fotheringer made a low curtsey.

2. Although her father doesn't talk much, she can often feel his love for herself and her mother. But it turned out that she came up with high-sounding reasons to leave her father.

3. But the Poles were surprised by the Russian leader’s high-sounding response, which lowered their demands on the Russians. Haha, the Russians always make sense.

4. The term free immigration sounds high-sounding, but in fact it is not.

5. Two guys who talk high-sounding words and only do bad things.

6. We take economic efficiency as the most serious and important indicator. The conditions for winning talents are no longer high-sounding values ??and morals, but benefits and benefits.

7. Everyone felt ashamed when they saw him saying a set of high-sounding words in a serious manner.

8. I stood motionless, feeling that I was defeated not so much by Aunt Eddie, but by the high-sounding boy behind me.