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Open the tool →干霄蔽日 (gàn xiāo bì rì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describing something extremely tall or massive, reaching to the sky and obscuring the sun; colossal; towering”.
干霄蔽日 is pronounced gàn xiāo bì rì in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 干霄蔽日 means “Reaching the sky and covering the sun”. It is used to mean “describing something extremely tall or massive, reaching to the sky and obscuring the sun; colossal; towering”.
犹干云蔽日。