提剑汗马 — “To fight bravely and make meritorious achievements”
提剑汗马 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to fight bravely and make meritorious achievements”. Often through arduous effort or in a pioneering role. Literally, “Holding a sword and riding a sweating horse”.
提剑汗马 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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What does 提剑汗马 mean?
提剑汗马 (tí jiàn hàn mǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to fight bravely and make meritorious achievements”.
How do you pronounce 提剑汗马?
提剑汗马 is pronounced tí jiàn hàn mǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 提剑汗马 literally mean?
Literally, 提剑汗马 means “Holding a sword and riding a sweating horse”. It is used to mean “to fight bravely and make meritorious achievements”.
What is the Chinese definition of 提剑汗马?
汗马：战马奔驰出汗，比喻征战劳苦。手提宝剑，身跨战马。比喻在战场上建立功勋