Idioms describing the gloomy weather

The idioms are as follows:

1. The clouds clear and the fog releases [yún kāi wù shì]

It refers to the weather turning from dark to bright. It is often used to describe the elimination of grievances and doubts.

2. Yunhewuji [yún hé wù jí]

It is a metaphor for gathering quickly.

3. Yunliwuli [yún lǐ wù lǐ]

As if in the clouds and mist, describing a confused look: I heard what he said, Always.

4. Yuntun foggathering [yún tún wù jí]

Gathering like clouds and fog. Describes a large number and concentration.

5. Cloud window and fog pavilion? [yún chuāng wù gé]

It is a window and room filled with clouds and fog. Refers to the towering pavilion. It also refers to a pavilion built at a very high place.

6. Cloudy sky and foggy land [yún tiān wù dì]

It is a metaphor for being ignorant and confused.

7. Yunzhengmist [yún zhēng wù jí]

Like the gathering of steaming clouds and mist. Describe many.

8. Yunmistlock [yún mí wù suǒ]

Describes the dark weather and gloomy atmosphere.