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Open the tool →蛇入鼠出 (shé rù shǔ chū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act covertly or sneakily”.
蛇入鼠出 is pronounced shé rù shǔ chū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蛇入鼠出 means “Snake enters, rat exits”. It is used to mean “to act covertly or sneakily”.
蛇钻穴,鼠出洞。比喻行动隐秘