钳马衔枚

钳马衔枚
qiánxiánméi

with horses and soldiers gagged (idiom)

2 meanings
MEANING2 meanings

MEANING

  1. adverb

    with horses and soldiers gagged (idiom)

    • They bridled the horses with bits and had the soldiers carry staves silently in their mouths, advancing quietly.

  2. adverb

    (of a marching army) in utter silence

    • The army advanced in silence with bits in their horses' mouths and twigs in their own to prevent noise.

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