







钳口侧目 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to remain silent and cast sidelong glances, indicating suppressed anger, resentment, or disapproval; to be angry but dare not speak or express it openly”. Literally, “Clamped mouth, sidelong glances”.

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Open the tool →钳口侧目 (qián kǒu cè mù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to remain silent and cast sidelong glances, indicating suppressed anger, resentment, or disapproval; to be angry but dare not speak or express it openly”.
钳口侧目 is pronounced qián kǒu cè mù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 钳口侧目 means “Clamped mouth, sidelong glances”. It is used to mean “to remain silent and cast sidelong glances, indicating suppressed anger, resentment, or disapproval; to be angry but dare not speak or express it openly”.
口不敢言,斜目而视,指敢怒不敢言。