







察见渊鱼 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be overly perceptive or shrewd, often to the point of being suspicious or intrusive; to see too clearly into others' intentions or subtle details”. Literally, “To observe fish in a deep pool; to perceive fish in deep water”.

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Open the tool →察见渊鱼 (chá jiàn yuān yú) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be overly perceptive or shrewd, often to the point of being suspicious or intrusive; to see too clearly into others' intentions or subtle details”.
察见渊鱼 is pronounced chá jiàn yuān yú in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 察见渊鱼 means “to observe fish in a deep pool; to perceive fish in deep water”. It is used to mean “to be overly perceptive or shrewd, often to the point of being suspicious or intrusive; to see too clearly into others' intentions or subtle details”.
渊:深潭。能看清深水中的鱼。比喻为人过于精明。