Chinese Word: 从天而降 - Talking Chinese English Dictionary

从 cóng 天 tiān 而 ér 降 jiàng (Trad.: 從天而降)

lit. to drop from the sky (idiom); fig. to appear unexpectedly; to arise abruptly; out of the blue; to drop into one's lap

1		zāi huò 灾祸 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 A disaster descended from heaven (i.e. befell sb. unexpectedly).
2		yǔ shuǐ 雨水 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 Rain slithered from the sky.
3		wěi dà 伟大 de 的 kǒng bù 恐怖 zhī 之 wáng 王 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 From the sky will come the great King of Terror.
4		mǎn yǎn 满眼 jiē 皆 shì 是 lǜ sè 绿色， fǎng fú 仿佛 yī 一 xí 袭 lǜ sè 绿色 sōng ruǎn 松软 de 的 tái xiǎn 苔藓 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 His rubber boots leave no print on the spongy ground, which is so green it appears as if the sky has let loose a snowfall of moss.
5		ér 而 zhè cì 这次 rén men 人们 què rèn 确认 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降 lìng rén 令人 huáng kǒng 惶恐 de 的 wù tǐ 物体 jiū jìng 究竟 shì 是 shén me 什么。 The alarming object falling from the sky was recognized for what it was, this time.

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1		zāi huò 灾祸 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 A disaster descended from heaven (i.e. befell sb. unexpectedly).
2		yǔ shuǐ 雨水 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 Rain slithered from the sky.
3		wěi dà 伟大 de 的 kǒng bù 恐怖 zhī 之 wáng 王 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 From the sky will come the great King of Terror.
4		mǎn yǎn 满眼 jiē 皆 shì 是 lǜ sè 绿色， fǎng fú 仿佛 yī 一 xí 袭 lǜ sè 绿色 sōng ruǎn 松软 de 的 tái xiǎn 苔藓 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降。 His rubber boots leave no print on the spongy ground, which is so green it appears as if the sky has let loose a snowfall of moss.
5		ér 而 zhè cì 这次 rén men 人们 què rèn 确认 cóng tiān ér jiàng 从天而降 lìng rén 令人 huáng kǒng 惶恐 de 的 wù tǐ 物体 jiū jìng 究竟 shì 是 shén me 什么。 The alarming object falling from the sky was recognized for what it was, this time.