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Open the tool →汗流浃肤 (hàn liú jiā fū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to sweat profusely from extreme fear or fright”.
汗流浃肤 is pronounced hàn liú jiā fū in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 汗流浃肤 means “Sweat flowing and soaking the skin”. It is used to mean “to sweat profusely from extreme fear or fright”.
形容极度惊惧。同“汗流浃体”。