







悬兵束马 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe extremely rugged, precipitous, and perilous terrain, making passage exceedingly difficult; figuratively, to describe a situation fraught with severe obstacles”. Literally, “Hang up soldiers, tie up horses”.

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Open the tool →悬兵束马 (xuán bīng shù mǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe extremely rugged, precipitous, and perilous terrain, making passage exceedingly difficult; figuratively, to describe a situation fraught with severe obstacles”.
悬兵束马 is pronounced xuán bīng shù mǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 悬兵束马 means “Hang up soldiers, tie up horses”. It is used to mean “to describe extremely rugged, precipitous, and perilous terrain, making passage exceedingly difficult; figuratively, to describe a situation fraught with severe obstacles”.
形容险阻。同“悬车束马”。