裹粮策马 — “To pack provisions and whip one's horse”
裹粮策马 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pack provisions and whip one's horse”. Signifying readiness and eagerness to set off for a noble cause or duty. Literally, “To wrap provisions and whip the horse”.
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裹粮策马 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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为了完成紧急任务，大家裹粮策马，连夜赶路，没有一丝懈怠。
To complete the urgent mission, everyone packed their provisions and spurred their horses, traveling through the night without a moment's delay.
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What does 裹粮策马 mean?
裹粮策马 (guǒ liáng cè mǎ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to pack provisions and whip one's horse”.
How do you pronounce 裹粮策马?
裹粮策马 is pronounced guǒ liáng cè mǎ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 裹粮策马 literally mean?
Literally, 裹粮策马 means “to wrap provisions and whip the horse”. It is used to mean “to pack provisions and whip one's horse”.
What is the Chinese definition of 裹粮策马?
携带粮食，鞭赶马匹。形容忠义之士踊跃参军的情景。