捏一把汗 — Chinese idiom
捏一把汗
niē yī bǎ hàn
Meaning
- to break out into a cold sweat
Character by character
- 捏niēto knead, to mold, to pinch
- 一yīone; a, an; alone
- 把bǎto grasp, to hold; to guard, to take; handle
- 汗hànperspiration, sweat
Idioms sharing a character
- 凭空捏造 píng kōng niē zào
- 砌词捏控 qì cí niē kòng
- 一丁不识 yī dīng bù shí
- 一丘之貉 yī qiū zhī hé
- 一之为甚 yī zhī wéi shèn
- 一干二净 yī gān èr jìng
- 一了百了 yī liǎo bǎi liǎo
- 一事无成 yī shì wú chéng
- 一五一十 yī wǔ yī shí
- 一以贯之 yī yǐ guàn zhī
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