What do you mean invincible?

The original meaning means that a good fighter will win and will not fall into defeat. After that, I am completely sure of success.

The origin of the idiom: Sun Tzu Xing Jun: "A good fighter is in an invincible position and does not lose his defeated enemy."

Example of idiom: To stand on one's own feet

Synonym of Invincible: No power can match it wherever it can reach. Invincible army describes those who are invincible because of the good weather, geographical location and human harmony, which is a kind of fighting quality. It means victorious, victorious. Describe a skill that is very good at fighting and invincible.

The antonym of invincible: complete failure describes complete failure, unable to clean up the situation. Mao * * "Investigation Report on Hunan Peasant Movement": "In the first period, the rich peasants heard the so-called.

Idiom grammar: formal; Become an object; Have positive significance, used for advantage.

English translation: increasing positions

Russian translation: непобедимый

Japanese translation: invincible place (ふはぃ)

Idiom riddle: scenic spots