wan4 hoi1 gin3 jat6雲開見日云开见日
Jyutpingwan4 hoi1 gin3 jat6
Yalewàhn hōi gin yaht
Definition
The clouds disperse and the sun appears, meaning that difficulties have cleared up or a misunderstanding is resolved.
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How it's used
This idiom carries a strong sense of emotional relief after a period of prolonged stress or confusion. It is often used to describe the resolution of a complex interpersonal conflict or a difficult life situation. Unlike simple phrases for happiness, it specifically highlights the transition from a dark, uncertain state to one of clarity and optimism.
Examples
After this misunderstanding, things have finally cleared up.
Related words
Common phrases
finally the clouds disperse and the sun appears
Common mistake
Avoid using this in casual, trivial situations like finding a lost pen or finishing a minor chore, as it implies a significant emotional burden has been lifted.
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Grammar guides
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