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Open the tool →耳濡目击 (ěr rú mù jī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be subtly influenced or molded by constant exposure to what one hears and sees; to assimilate through frequent observation and listening”.
耳濡目击 is pronounced ěr rú mù jī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 耳濡目击 means “Ears moistened, eyes witnessed”. It is used to mean “to be subtly influenced or molded by constant exposure to what one hears and sees; to assimilate through frequent observation and listening”.
濡:沾湿。耳朵经常听到,眼睛经常看到,不知不觉地受到影响