捋臂揎拳 — “Roll up arms and bare fists”
捋臂揎拳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists, indicating readiness to fight, engage in a dispute, or vigorously undertake a task; to be eager and prepared for action or confrontation”. Literally, “roll up arms and bare fists”.
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What does 捋臂揎拳 mean?
捋臂揎拳 (luō bì xuān quán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists, indicating readiness to fight, engage in a dispute, or vigorously undertake a task; to be eager and prepared for action or confrontation”.
How do you pronounce 捋臂揎拳?
捋臂揎拳 is pronounced luō bì xuān quán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 捋臂揎拳 literally mean?
Literally, 捋臂揎拳 means “roll up arms and bare fists”. It is used to mean “to roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists, indicating readiness to fight, engage in a dispute, or vigorously undertake a task; to be eager and prepared for action or confrontation”.
What is the Chinese definition of 捋臂揎拳?
捋：卷起；揎：拳打。卷起袖子，伸出拳头，准备动手