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Open the tool →披发缨冠 (pī fā yīng guàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to rush to someone's aid or rescue without bothering to dress properly”.
披发缨冠 is pronounced pī fā yīng guàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 披发缨冠 means “disheveled hair, cap tied at neck”. It is used to mean “to rush to someone's aid or rescue without bothering to dress properly”.
指不及束发冠戴,只系缨于颈。比喻急于救援。