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Open the tool →鬼出电入 (guǐ chū diàn rù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to move or change with extreme speed and agility, making it difficult to perceive or predict; swift and elusive”.
鬼出电入 is pronounced guǐ chū diàn rù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鬼出电入 means “Ghost exits, lightning enters”. It is used to mean “to move or change with extreme speed and agility, making it difficult to perceive or predict; swift and elusive”.
比喻变化巧妙迅速,不易捉摸。