解衣卸甲 — “To lay aside one's armor and disrobe”
解衣卸甲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to lay aside one's armor and disrobe”. To cease fighting or campaigning; to retire from active service or a demanding task. Literally, “Take off clothes and remove armor”.
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解衣卸甲 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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经过多年的辛勤耕耘，这位老艺术家决定解衣卸甲，颐养天年。
After many years of dedicated work, the veteran artist decided to lay down his tools and enjoy his golden years.
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- jiě解jiǎ甲xiū休bīng兵lay down arms and cease hostilities
- jiě解jiǎ甲xiū休shì士lay down arms and rest troops
- jiě解jiǎ甲dǎo倒gē戈defect and attack former allies
- jiě解jiǎ甲guī归tián田retire from military to farm
- jiě解jiǎ甲tóu投gē戈Lay down arms and cease fighting
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What does 解衣卸甲 mean?
解衣卸甲 (jiě yī xiè jiǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to lay aside one's armor and disrobe”.
How do you pronounce 解衣卸甲?
解衣卸甲 is pronounced jiě yī xiè jiǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 解衣卸甲 literally mean?
Literally, 解衣卸甲 means “Take off clothes and remove armor”. It is used to mean “to lay aside one's armor and disrobe”.
What is the Chinese definition of 解衣卸甲?
解：脱衣；卸：卸掉。脱下战衣，卸掉灰甲。比喻不再作战。