


瞋目张胆 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act with brazen audacity and shamelessness, particularly when committing wrongdoings; to be unscrupulous and open in bad conduct”. Literally, “Glaring and emboldened”.

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Open the tool →瞋目张胆 (chēn mù zhāng dǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to act with brazen audacity and shamelessness, particularly when committing wrongdoings; to be unscrupulous and open in bad conduct”.
瞋目张胆 is pronounced chēn mù zhāng dǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 瞋目张胆 means “Glaring and emboldened”. It is used to mean “to act with brazen audacity and shamelessness, particularly when committing wrongdoings; to be unscrupulous and open in bad conduct”.
瞋目:瞪大眼睛;张胆:放开胆量。形容有胆识,敢作敢为。后形容无所顾忌公开放肆地干坏事