裹粮坐甲 — “To carry provisions and sit in armor”
裹粮坐甲 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to carry provisions and sit in armor”. To be fully armed and provisioned, ready for battle or a major confrontation. Literally, “Wrap provisions, sit in armor”.
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裹粮坐甲 Pronunciation and Pinyin
裹粮坐甲 Character Breakdown
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面对即将到来的重要比赛，运动员们早已裹粮坐甲，刻苦训练
Facing the upcoming important competition, the athletes had long been fully prepared, training diligently.
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What does 裹粮坐甲 mean?
裹粮坐甲 (guǒ liáng zuò jiǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to carry provisions and sit in armor”.
How do you pronounce 裹粮坐甲?
裹粮坐甲 is pronounced guǒ liáng zuò jiǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 裹粮坐甲 literally mean?
Literally, 裹粮坐甲 means “Wrap provisions, sit in armor”. It is used to mean “to carry provisions and sit in armor”.
What is the Chinese definition of 裹粮坐甲?
携带干粮，披甲而坐。形容全副武装，准备迎战。