







蚁溃鼠骇 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to flee in terror and scatter in disarray, like ants breaking their nest and rats being startled; describes enemy troops or a group panicking and scattering”. Literally, “Ants scattering, rats startled”.

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Open the tool →蚁溃鼠骇 (yǐ kuì shǔ hài) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to flee in terror and scatter in disarray, like ants breaking their nest and rats being startled; describes enemy troops or a group panicking and scattering”.
蚁溃鼠骇 is pronounced yǐ kuì shǔ hài in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蚁溃鼠骇 means “Ants scattering, rats startled”. It is used to mean “to flee in terror and scatter in disarray, like ants breaking their nest and rats being startled; describes enemy troops or a group panicking and scattering”.
形容敌军惊骇溃逃。