掳袖揎拳 — “To roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists”
掳袖揎拳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists”. Signifying readiness for a physical confrontation or a determined effort. Literally, “Roll up sleeves and clench fists”.
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What does 掳袖揎拳 mean?
掳袖揎拳 (lǔ xiù xuān quán) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists”.
How do you pronounce 掳袖揎拳?
掳袖揎拳 is pronounced lǔ xiù xuān quán in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 掳袖揎拳 literally mean?
Literally, 掳袖揎拳 means “Roll up sleeves and clench fists”. It is used to mean “to roll up one's sleeves and clench one's fists”.
What is the Chinese definition of 掳袖揎拳?
掳：挽；揎：拳打。把袖子往上一推，露出胳膊，握着拳头。形容准备动手