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Open the tool →潜龙伏虎 (qián lóng fú hǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Hidden talents or potential that have not yet been discovered, recognized, or utilized; unrecognized capabilities or abilities”.
潜龙伏虎 is pronounced qián lóng fú hǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 潜龙伏虎 means “Lurking dragon, crouching tiger”. It is used to mean “Hidden talents or potential that have not yet been discovered, recognized, or utilized; unrecognized capabilities or abilities”.
潜藏的蛟龙,潜伏的猛虎。比喻人才尚未被擢用。