鲲鹏展翅

鲲
鯤
鹏
鵬
展
展
翅
翅
lit. the giant Peng bird spreads its wings and begins to fly / displaying awesome power and momentum at the outset / to have the world at one's feet

Characters and words in 鲲鹏展翅

鲲
鯤
ku̅n = ku + (e)n1
fry (newly hatched fish) / legendary giant fish that could transform into a giant bird 鵬|鹏[Peng2]
鲲
鯤
鹏
鵬
kun 鯤|鲲[kun1] and peng 鵬|鹏[Peng2], mythological beasts / peng, a gigantic bird transformed from the kun
鹏
鵬
péng = p + (e)ng2
Peng, large fabulous bird / roc
鹏 = 朋 + 鸟 : Pinocchio (p) is beating a turkey (鸟) with a pair of slippers (朋) in the engine's kitchen ((e)ng2) to make the turkey tender, but the turkey is going to be rescued any minute by a large peng (鹏) which is on its way to save the turkey.
展
zhǎn = zh + an3
surname Zhan
展
zhǎn = zh + an3
to spread out / to open up / to exhibit / to put into effect / to postpone / to prolong / exhibition
展 = 尸 + 井 + 𧘇 : James II of England (zh) and the ghost (尸) developed (展) a new business in the anthill's living room (an3). The ghost scares the visitors so much that they fall into a well (井), and James II of England helps them get out of it using a step ladder (𧘇). As their business grows and develops (展), they can both benefit: the ghost gets to scare lots of people, and James II of England gains lots of street credibility by helping their victims.
展
翅
to spread wings
翅
翄
chì = ch + Ø4
variant of 翅[chi4]
翅 = 支 + 羽 : Charlie Chaplin (ch) crafts two wings (翅) by attaching feathers (羽) to two branches (支) and flies through the space station's bathroom (Ø4).
翅
chì = ch + Ø4
wing (of a bird or insect) (bound form)
翅 = 支 + 羽 : Charlie Chaplin (ch) crafts two wings (翅) by attaching feathers (羽) to two branches (支) and flies through the space station's bathroom (Ø4).

Words with 鲲鹏展翅

鲲鹏展翅 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 鲲鹏展翅

鲲鹏展翅 currently does not appear in any sentence.