汗洽股栗 — “To sweat profusely and tremble in the legs”
汗洽股栗 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sweat profusely and tremble in the legs”. To be in a state of extreme fear or terror. Literally, “Sweat flowing and thighs trembling”.
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汗洽股栗 Pronunciation and Pinyin
汗洽股栗 Character Breakdown
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听到背后传来的奇怪声响，他顿时汗洽股栗，不敢回头查看。
Hearing the strange sound from behind him, he immediately broke into a cold sweat and his legs began to tremble, not daring to look back.
Idioms Related to 汗洽股栗
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- hàn汗bù不gǎn敢chū出too scared to sweat
- hàn汗chū出zhān沾bèi背drenched in sweat
- hàn汗chū出qià洽bèi背drenched in sweat from extreme fear
- hàn汗chū出jiā浃bèi背drenched in sweat from fear
- hàn汗rú如yǔ雨xià下sweat profusely
- hàn汗liú流jiā夹bèi背drenched in sweat from extreme fear
- hàn汗liú流jiē接zhǒng踵sweat flowing to one's heels
- hàn汗liú流qià洽bèi背drenched in sweat from fear or exertion
- hàn汗liú流qià洽yī衣sweat profusely, soaking clothes
- hàn汗liú流jiā浃tǐ体drenched in sweat from extreme fear
- hàn汗liú流jiā浃fū肤drenched in a cold sweat from extreme fear
- hàn汗liú流jiā浃bèi背drenched in sweat
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What does 汗洽股栗 mean?
汗洽股栗 (hàn qià gǔ lì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sweat profusely and tremble in the legs”.
How do you pronounce 汗洽股栗?
汗洽股栗 is pronounced hàn qià gǔ lì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 汗洽股栗 literally mean?
Literally, 汗洽股栗 means “Sweat flowing and thighs trembling”. It is used to mean “to sweat profusely and tremble in the legs”.
What is the Chinese definition of 汗洽股栗?
汗流浃背，两腿颤抖。形容害怕、恐惧的样子。