袒臂挥拳 — “Bare arms and brandish fists”
袒臂挥拳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to roll up one's sleeves and brandish one's fists, indicating readiness to fight or quarrel; to assume a posture of aggression”. Literally, “Bare arms and brandish fists”.
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What does 袒臂挥拳 mean?
袒臂挥拳 (tǎn bì huī quán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to roll up one's sleeves and brandish one's fists, indicating readiness to fight or quarrel; to assume a posture of aggression”.
How do you pronounce 袒臂挥拳?
袒臂挥拳 is pronounced tǎn bì huī quán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 袒臂挥拳 literally mean?
Literally, 袒臂挥拳 means “Bare arms and brandish fists”. It is used to mean “to roll up one's sleeves and brandish one's fists, indicating readiness to fight or quarrel; to assume a posture of aggression”.
What is the Chinese definition of 袒臂挥拳?
挽袖露臂，挥动拳头。形容准备动武的样子。