







鬼设神施 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes an arrangement or design that is incredibly ingenious and skillful, as if meticulously planned and executed by supernatural powers”. Literally, “Designed by ghosts, executed by gods”.

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Open the tool →鬼设神施 (guǐ shè shén shī) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes an arrangement or design that is incredibly ingenious and skillful, as if meticulously planned and executed by supernatural powers”.
鬼设神施 is pronounced guǐ shè shén shī in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鬼设神施 means “Designed by ghosts, executed by gods”. It is used to mean “describes an arrangement or design that is incredibly ingenious and skillful, as if meticulously planned and executed by supernatural powers”.
设:筹划;施:实施。神鬼所设计的。形容安排极为巧妙