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Which idiom is hot sweat baring clothes sticking to the body?
Sweat drenched the back
hàn liú jiā bèi
Commentary
Sweat drenched the back of the river. It describes very fearful or very scared. Now it also describes sweating so much that the clothes on one's back are soaked through.
Source
The Book of the Later Han Dynasty - The Chronicle of Empress Fu Huang: "When Cao went out, he looked around and sweated profusely."
Example
In the labor competition, everyone worked ~.
Near Synonyms
Sweating like a pig, sweating like a pig
Antonyms
Frozen, dripping
Usage
Subject-predicate tense; used as predicate, determiner, or adjective; referring to sweating profusely
English Translation
streaming with sweat
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