披袍擐甲 — “To don one's battle robes and armor”
披袍擐甲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to don one's battle robes and armor”. To prepare for battle or a major challenge; to gear up for action. Literally, “Don a robe and put on armor”.
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披袍擐甲 Pronunciation and Pinyin
披袍擐甲 Character Breakdown
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听到紧急通知，队员们立刻披袍擐甲，准备应对即将到来的挑战。
Upon hearing the urgent notice, the team members immediately put on their battle attire, ready to confront the impending challenge.
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What does 披袍擐甲 mean?
披袍擐甲 (pī páo huàn jiǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to don one's battle robes and armor”.
How do you pronounce 披袍擐甲?
披袍擐甲 is pronounced pī páo huàn jiǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 披袍擐甲 literally mean?
Literally, 披袍擐甲 means “Don a robe and put on armor”. It is used to mean “to don one's battle robes and armor”.
What is the Chinese definition of 披袍擐甲?
披：穿着；擐：套穿。穿着战袍，套起铠甲。形容做起战斗准备