拊髀雀跃 — “To pat one's thighs and leap for joy”
拊髀雀跃 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pat one's thighs and leap for joy”. To be extremely elated or overjoyed. Literally, “pat thighs sparrow leap”.
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拊髀雀跃 Pronunciation and Pinyin
拊髀雀跃 Character Breakdown
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当得知自己通过了最重要的考试时，他兴奋得拊髀雀跃。
When he learned that he had passed the most important exam, he was so excited that he patted his thighs and leaped for joy.
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What does 拊髀雀跃 mean?
拊髀雀跃 (fǔ bì què yuè) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pat one's thighs and leap for joy”.
How do you pronounce 拊髀雀跃?
拊髀雀跃 is pronounced fǔ bì què yuè in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 拊髀雀跃 literally mean?
Literally, 拊髀雀跃 means “pat thighs sparrow leap”. It is used to mean “to pat one's thighs and leap for joy”.
What is the Chinese definition of 拊髀雀跃?
拊：拍击；髀：大腿。拍打着大腿，像雀儿欢跳一样。形容非常欣喜的样子