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Open the tool →遮天蔽日 (zhē tiān bì rì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Overshadowing the sky and obscuring the sun. Used to describe something extremely vast in size, numerous in quantity, or possessing an overwhelming momentum/presence”.
遮天蔽日 is pronounced zhē tiān bì rì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 遮天蔽日 means “cover sky block sun”. It is used to mean “Overshadowing the sky and obscuring the sun. Used to describe something extremely vast in size, numerous in quantity, or possessing an overwhelming momentum/presence”.
遮蔽天空和太阳。形容事物体积庞大、数量众多或气势盛大。