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Open the tool →摩拳擦掌 (mó quán cā zhǎng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rub one's fists and wipe one's palms, indicating eagerness for a fight, a task, or a challenge; to be eager to start; to be champing at the bit”.
摩拳擦掌 is pronounced mó quán cā zhǎng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 摩拳擦掌 means “rub fists, wipe palms”. It is used to mean “to rub one's fists and wipe one's palms, indicating eagerness for a fight, a task, or a challenge; to be eager to start; to be champing at the bit”.
形容战斗或劳动之前,人们精神振奋,跃跃欲试的样子。