袖中挥拳 — “To wave a punch in one's sleeve; to punch in the sleeve”
袖中挥拳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be eager or itching for a fight, often showing restrained anger or readiness for conflict; to be impatiently spoiling for a quarrel”. Literally, “To wave a punch in one's sleeve; to punch in the sleeve”.
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What does 袖中挥拳 mean?
袖中挥拳 (xiù zhōng huī quán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be eager or itching for a fight, often showing restrained anger or readiness for conflict; to be impatiently spoiling for a quarrel”.
How do you pronounce 袖中挥拳?
袖中挥拳 is pronounced xiù zhōng huī quán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 袖中挥拳 literally mean?
Literally, 袖中挥拳 means “to wave a punch in one's sleeve; to punch in the sleeve”. It is used to mean “to be eager or itching for a fight, often showing restrained anger or readiness for conflict; to be impatiently spoiling for a quarrel”.
What is the Chinese definition of 袖中挥拳?
挥：舞动。形容迫不及待地跟人争斗