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Open the tool →乍雨乍晴 (zhà yǔ zhà qíng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to weather that changes rapidly between rain and clear skies. Metaphorically describes a person's unstable and changeable mood, or an unpredictable situation”.
乍雨乍晴 is pronounced zhà yǔ zhà qíng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 乍雨乍晴 means “suddenly rain, suddenly clear”. It is used to mean “refers to weather that changes rapidly between rain and clear skies. Metaphorically describes a person's unstable and changeable mood, or an unpredictable situation”.
乍:忽然。指忽儿下雨,忽儿天晴。比喻人心情不定,变化多端,也比喻时局变化莫测