《幼学琼林·卷一·武职》
 胆破心寒 ，是形容敌人惊恐畏惧的样子； 风声鹤唳 ，是形容士卒溃败逃跑时疑神疑鬼的样子。
胆破心寒，比敌人慑服之状；风声鹤唳，惊士卒败北之魂。
Breaking the courage and losing the heart, it is a metaphor for the enemy's horror and fear; Fearing the wind and crane crying, it is a metaphor for the suspicious and ghostly appearance of the defeated soldiers.
<s>[INST] Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 胆破心寒，比敌人慑服之状；风声鹤唳，惊士卒败北之魂。 [/INST] Breaking the courage and losing the heart, it is a metaphor for the enemy's horror and fear; Fearing the wind and crane crying, it is a metaphor for the suspicious and ghostly appearance of the defeated soldiers.</s>
Explain the meaning of this Classical Chinese passage in English: 胆破心寒，比敌人慑服之状；风声鹤唳，惊士卒败北之魂。
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Breaking the courage and losing the heart, it is a metaphor for the enemy's horror and fear; Fearing the wind and crane crying, it is a metaphor for the suspicious and ghostly appearance of the defeated soldiers.
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