The torrents are torrential, the earth is torrential, the earth is torrential, the sin is torrential, the sin is torrential, the sin is torrential, the sin is torrential, the sin is torrential, the misfortune is torrential, the crime is torrential. Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling
A catastrophic disaster
A catastrophic disaster
A catastrophic disaster
Heinous crime
< p>Torrential and endlessTorrential
Torrential
A phrase with the word "Tao" in the middle
The troubles and crimes are overwhelming and white waves are overwhelming. The waves are surging
The word "Tao" is formed at the end of the sentence
The white waves are surging all over the world. >[tāo tāo bù jué]?
Uninterrupted like flowing water. Describes talking a lot and continuously. Also refers to a continuous thing.
Heinous crime
[tāo tiān dà zuì]?
Refers to a great crime.
Toothing
[tāo tiān]?
(action) ① Describes the great power of water: Bailang~. ②A metaphor for sin and great disaster: sin~.
Roaring
[tāo tāo]?
(Form) ①Describes the overflowing water: wave~. [Reverse] trickling. ②Continuously: discussion~.
Toothing disaster
[tāo tiān dà huò]?
Tootian: filling the sky, describing the huge. A great disaster.
Overflowing
[tāo màn]?
The water is overflowing.
Taoteng
[tāo téng]?
It is still leaping.
Heinous crimes
[tāo tiān zuì xíng]?
Too sky: all over the sky, all over the sky. Describes great sin. Also known as "heinous crime" and "heinous crime".
Roaring wind
[tāo fēng]?
The wind from the east.
To talk endlessly
[tāo tāo bù qióng]?
The flowing water is uninterrupted, pointing a lot and talking non-stop
< p>Tao 瀁[tāo yǎng]?
It is still rippling.
Taotao
[tāo tiǎo]?
Empty; not fulfilling.
大赡
[tāo shàn]?
It is still abundant.
Rolling and rolling
[tāo tāo gǔn gǔn]?
The appearance of rushing water. It is often used as a metaphor for speaking continuously.
Tao Tu
[tāo tǔ]?
The land of Rongzhou. It is called the land where grains grow.
Talk endlessly