







鹰拿燕雀 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to seize or capture something with utmost ease, implying very little effort is required; to accomplish something effortlessly”. Literally, “A hawk seizing sparrows”.

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Open the tool →鹰拿燕雀 (yīng ná yàn què) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to seize or capture something with utmost ease, implying very little effort is required; to accomplish something effortlessly”.
鹰拿燕雀 is pronounced yīng ná yàn què in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鹰拿燕雀 means “a hawk seizing sparrows”. It is used to mean “to seize or capture something with utmost ease, implying very little effort is required; to accomplish something effortlessly”.
比喻捉拿毫不费力。