







隐若敌国 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person whose influence and authority are so profound and far-reaching that they are comparable to a powerful independent entity or a state's equivalent. Refers to someone of immense significance and sway”. Literally, “Imposing as a peer nation”.

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Open the tool →隐若敌国 (yǐn ruò dí guó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a person whose influence and authority are so profound and far-reaching that they are comparable to a powerful independent entity or a state's equivalent. Refers to someone of immense significance and sway”.
隐若敌国 is pronounced yǐn ruò dí guó in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 隐若敌国 means “Imposing as a peer nation”. It is used to mean “a person whose influence and authority are so profound and far-reaching that they are comparable to a powerful independent entity or a state's equivalent. Refers to someone of immense significance and sway”.
隐:威严庄重的样子;若:象;敌:匹敌,同等;敌国:相当于一国。指对国家起举足轻重作用的人。