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Open the tool →肉颤心惊 (ròu chàn xīn jīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be filled with extreme fear and anxiety, often feeling as though disaster is imminent or having encountered something horrifying; trembling with fear”.
肉颤心惊 is pronounced ròu chàn xīn jīng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 肉颤心惊 means “Flesh trembling, heart startled”. It is used to mean “to be filled with extreme fear and anxiety, often feeling as though disaster is imminent or having encountered something horrifying; trembling with fear”.
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”。