扯鼓夺旗 — “To fight bravely”
扯鼓夺旗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to fight bravely”. To be valiant in battle. Literally, “To tear down drums and capture flags; to seize drums and banners”.
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在这次团队挑战赛中，他们小组表现神勇，面对困难毫不退缩，真可谓扯鼓夺旗。
In this team challenge, their group performed heroically, not flinching in the face of difficulties, truly demonstrating the spirit of seizing drums and capturing flags.
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What does 扯鼓夺旗 mean?
扯鼓夺旗 (chě gǔ duó qí) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to fight bravely”.
How do you pronounce 扯鼓夺旗?
扯鼓夺旗 is pronounced chě gǔ duó qí in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 扯鼓夺旗 literally mean?
Literally, 扯鼓夺旗 means “to tear down drums and capture flags; to seize drums and banners”. It is used to mean “to fight bravely”.
What is the Chinese definition of 扯鼓夺旗?
形容作战勇敢。