quán
zhǎng

idiom
common

Meaning of 摩拳擦掌

摩拳擦掌 means to rub one's fists and wipe one's palms; to be eager to start; to be itching to have a go. Pronounced mó quán cā zhǎng.

  • to rub one's fists and wipe one's palms; to be eager to start; to be itching to have a go

Definitions & Examples

sài
qián
 
duì
yuán
men
quán
zhǎng
 
zhǔn
bèi
gàn
chǎng
 

Before the match, every player was rubbing their fists and palms, ready to give it their all.

Tīng
shuō
yào
xíng
sài
 
tóng
xué
men
dōu
quán
zhǎng
 
yuè
yuè
shì
 

Hearing that a tug-of-war competition would be held, the students were all raring to go and eager to try.

Kàn
dào
duì
shǒu
xiāo
zhāng
 
zǎo
quán
zhǎng
 
zhǔn
bèi
hǎo
hao
jiào
xun
duì
fāng
dùn
 

Seeing how arrogant his opponent was, he had long been itching to teach the other party a good lesson.

Xīn
nián
shǐ
 
jiā
dōu
quán
zhǎng
 
zhǔn
bèi
zài
xīn
de
nián
zuò
chū
chéng
 

At the beginning of the new year, everyone is geared up and ready to achieve results in the coming year.