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Open the tool →肉跳神惊 (ròu tiào shén jīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be extremely frightened and uneasy, often due to anticipating misfortune or encountering something terrifying; to be filled with dread and apprehension”.
肉跳神惊 is pronounced ròu tiào shén jīng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 肉跳神惊 means “Flesh twitching and spirit startled; body trembling and mind terrified”. It is used to mean “to be extremely frightened and uneasy, often due to anticipating misfortune or encountering something terrifying; to be filled with dread and apprehension”.
形容担心祸事临头或遇到非常可怕的事,十分害怕不安。同“肉跳心惊”。