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Open the tool →弹冠振衿 (tán guān zhèn jīn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to tidy one's attire in preparation for taking an official post or entering public service; to prepare oneself for an important appointment”.
弹冠振衿 is pronounced tán guān zhèn jīn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 弹冠振衿 means “to flick one's cap and adjust one's lapel”. It is used to mean “to tidy one's attire in preparation for taking an official post or entering public service; to prepare oneself for an important appointment”.
整洁衣冠。后多以比喻将欲出仕。