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Open the tool →神输鬼运 (shén shū guǐ yùn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to transport or move with extraordinary, almost supernatural speed and stealth, often implying a covert or illicit operation; used to describe remarkably swift and secretive delivery or evasion”.
神输鬼运 is pronounced shén shū guǐ yùn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 神输鬼运 means “Gods transport, ghosts move”. It is used to mean “to transport or move with extraordinary, almost supernatural speed and stealth, often implying a covert or illicit operation; used to describe remarkably swift and secretive delivery or evasion”.
形容运输迅疾。也比喻偷漏。同“神运鬼输”。