







耳聋眼瞎 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become deaf and blind, typically due to a sudden and strong shock or stimulus; to be utterly oblivious or unresponsive to one's surroundings (often used metaphorically)”. Literally, “Ears deaf, eyes blind”.

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Open the tool →耳聋眼瞎 (ěr lóng yǎn xiā) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to become deaf and blind, typically due to a sudden and strong shock or stimulus; to be utterly oblivious or unresponsive to one's surroundings (often used metaphorically)”.
耳聋眼瞎 is pronounced ěr lóng yǎn xiā in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 耳聋眼瞎 means “Ears deaf, eyes blind”. It is used to mean “to become deaf and blind, typically due to a sudden and strong shock or stimulus; to be utterly oblivious or unresponsive to one's surroundings (often used metaphorically)”.
指因突然遭到强烈刺激而耳朵变聋,眼睛变瞎