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Open the tool →藏头漏影 (cáng tóu lòu yǐng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to try to hide something but fail to conceal it completely, revealing clues or hints; poorly concealed; to give oneself away despite trying to be secretive”.
藏头漏影 is pronounced cáng tóu lòu yǐng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 藏头漏影 means “Hide head, reveal shadow”. It is used to mean “to try to hide something but fail to conceal it completely, revealing clues or hints; poorly concealed; to give oneself away despite trying to be secretive”.
藏:隐藏。把头藏起来,却露出影子。形容遮遮掩掩,不明不白