Domineering, a Chinese word, means overbearing, overbearing and bossy, and there is another word "flying around". From "The Story of Ji Liang in the Later Han Dynasty", "The emperor is few and wise, and he knows his arrogance. After tasting the courtiers, I looked forward to saying,' This domineering general is also.' "

The Biography of the Book of Jin Shao: And the ants continue to seal the sea and dominate the king's life.

Detailed explanation of domineering quotation:

1, which means relying on strong resistance.

Shao Zhuan, Book of Jin: "And ants continue to seal the sea, which is the master's life."

Song Sushi's "Fighting on behalf of Zhang Jian": "The generals in the world have a domineering heart; Next, the scholar has served for a long time and has the ambition to rebel. "

On the Three Contradictions in Xiao Ting Zalu by Zhaobang in Qing Dynasty: "At the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Yunnan was expensive. Because Wu Sangui, Geng Jimao, Shang Kexi and others were ordered to guard the border and thought it was a buffer town, they gradually became arrogant and supported themselves. "

2. Be brave and strong.

"Selected Works" Zhang Heng: "Waiting for death, the samurai is angry, and the clothes are covered." Zhang Xi's note: "Domineering, brave and strong."

3. The way fish and shrimp jump.

On his way home, Ming Sun met Kou with Qin Xinji: "Shrimp that covers the sea is arrogant and fights like a white tiger."

Qing Ruan Wenzao's poem "Watching Poisonous Fish" said: "Small fish float in Apollo, but big fish are domineering." See "Hu Ye".

4, refers to the domineering general Liang Ji.

Wang Ming? ? The wife, a stone man, looks saltier than salt and is overbearing in sex. See General Domineering.

5. Flight appearance.

Song Luyou's poem "Watching Children Playing in the Water in the Village" says: "Bamboo and horses rush to Nao, and paper kites are domineering and whistling with the wind."

Wang Zi's "Epitaph of Deng Dajie Wang Efang": "I was taught by Mr. Du Shanmo at the age of nine, and I was proud and self-sufficient, which was particularly precious."