麇骇雉伏 — “To describe being extremely frightened and hiding”
麇骇雉伏 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe being extremely frightened and hiding”. Like a startled roe deer or a crouching pheasant. Literally, “Roe deer startled, pheasant crouching”.
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麇骇雉伏 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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小偷听到警笛声，立刻麇骇雉伏，躲进了草丛
Upon hearing the police siren, the thief was instantly startled and hid, crouching in the bushes.
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What does 麇骇雉伏 mean?
麇骇雉伏 (jūn hài zhì fú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to describe being extremely frightened and hiding”.
How do you pronounce 麇骇雉伏?
麇骇雉伏 is pronounced jūn hài zhì fú in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 麇骇雉伏 literally mean?
Literally, 麇骇雉伏 means “Roe deer startled, pheasant crouching”. It is used to mean “to describe being extremely frightened and hiding”.
What is the Chinese definition of 麇骇雉伏?
形容惊怕躲藏。麇，古书上指獐子。