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Open the tool →有鼻子有眼 (yǒu bí zi yǒu yǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe something fictitious with such vivid and convincing detail that it sounds real; to fabricate a story convincingly”.
有鼻子有眼 is pronounced yǒu bí zi yǒu yǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 有鼻子有眼 means “to have a nose and eyes”. It is used to mean “to describe something fictitious with such vivid and convincing detail that it sounds real; to fabricate a story convincingly”.
比喻把虚构的事物说得象真实的一样。