捋胳膊 | luō gē bo | to push up one's sleeves | |
捋臂揎拳 | luō bì xuān quán | lit. to push up one's sleeves and bare one's fists; to be eager to get started | |
捋虎须 | luō hǔ xū | lit. to stroke the tiger's whiskers; to do sth very daring | |
捋袖子 | luō xiù zi | to push up one's sleeves | |
一胡捋儿 | yī hú luō r | a twinkling; a flash |
1 | Then pull back hair into a low ponytail. | |
2 | Silently I smoothed it out and gave it to Tommy' s mother. | |
3 | The movement of the body releases a poem and then confirms its rhythmic identity. | |
4 | She folded the piece of paper, put it away, stood up, and smoothed her skirt. | |
5 | But he lacketh the hundred sickles: so he plucketh the ears of corn and is vexed. |