拂袖而去 — “To leave abruptly in a fit of anger or displeasure”
拂袖而去 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to leave abruptly in a fit of anger or displeasure”. To storm off. Literally, “flick one's sleeve and leave”.
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拂袖而去 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 拂fú
- 袖xiù
- 而ér
- 去qù
拂袖而去 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 拂袖而去
他因为对会议的决定不满，拂袖而去。
Displeased with the meeting's decision, he simply flicked his sleeve and walked out.
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Questions about 拂袖而去
- What does 拂袖而去 mean?
- 拂袖而去 (fú xiù ér qù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to leave abruptly in a fit of anger or displeasure”.
- How do you pronounce 拂袖而去?
- 拂袖而去 is pronounced fú xiù ér qù in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 拂袖而去 literally mean?
- Literally, 拂袖而去 means “flick one's sleeve and leave”. It is used to mean “to leave abruptly in a fit of anger or displeasure”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 拂袖而去?
- 拂袖：甩袖子，表示生气。形容生了气，一甩袖子就走了。