击鞭锤镫 — “To spur one's horse on”
击鞭锤镫 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to spur one's horse on”. To ride at full gallop; to travel with great speed and urgency. Literally, “Strike the whip and hammer the stirrups”.
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击鞭锤镫 Pronunciation and Pinyin
击鞭锤镫 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 击鞭锤镫
探险队员们击鞭锤镫，在规定时间内抵达了指定营地
The expedition members spurred their horses on, arriving at the designated camp within the set time.
Idioms Related to 击鞭锤镫
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- jī击qí其bù不yì意strike when least expected
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- jī击pái排mào冒mò没attack and repel rashly
- jī击bó搏wǎn挽liè裂intense fierce struggle
- jī击jí楫zhōng中liú流resolved to strive vigorously for success
- jī击gǔ毂mó摩jiān肩bustling with crowds and traffic
- jī击yù玉qiāo敲jīn金speak with resonant and forceful clarity
- jī击diàn电bēn奔xīng星move with lightning speed
- jī击shí石tán弹sī丝play music
- jī击suì碎tuò唾hú壶smash a spittoon in admiration
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What does 击鞭锤镫 mean?
击鞭锤镫 (jī biān chuí dèng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to spur one's horse on”.
How do you pronounce 击鞭锤镫?
击鞭锤镫 is pronounced jī biān chuí dèng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 击鞭锤镫 literally mean?
Literally, 击鞭锤镫 means “Strike the whip and hammer the stirrups”. It is used to mean “to spur one's horse on”.
What is the Chinese definition of 击鞭锤镫?
指驱马疾行。指急行军。