挥拳掳袖 — “To raise one's fists and roll up one's sleeves”
挥拳掳袖 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to raise one's fists and roll up one's sleeves”. Indicating anger and readiness to fight or display great vigor. Literally, “wave fists and roll up sleeves”.
挥拳掳袖 Pronunciation and Pinyin
挥拳掳袖 Character Breakdown
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What does 挥拳掳袖 mean?
挥拳掳袖 (huī quán lǔ xiù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to raise one's fists and roll up one's sleeves”.
How do you pronounce 挥拳掳袖?
挥拳掳袖 is pronounced huī quán lǔ xiù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 挥拳掳袖 literally mean?
Literally, 挥拳掳袖 means “wave fists and roll up sleeves”. It is used to mean “to raise one's fists and roll up one's sleeves”.
What is the Chinese definition of 挥拳掳袖?
形容动怒，准备打人或人的劲头足