zhāng
tóu
shǔ

idiom

Meaning of 獐头鼠目

獐头鼠目 means ugly and sly-looking; with the head of a deer and the eyes of a rat. Pronounced zhāng tóu shǔ mù.

  • ugly and sly-looking; with the head of a deer and the eyes of a rat

Definitions & Examples

zhǎng
de
zhāng
tóu
shǔ
 
kàn
jiù
shì
shén
me
hǎo
rén
 

He looks ugly and rat-faced; you can tell at a glance he's not a good person.

ge
zhāng
tóu
shǔ
de
nán
rén
duǒ
zài
jiǎo
luò
tōu
tōu
guān
chá
men
 

That shifty-looking man with the weaselly face was hiding in the corner watching us secretly.

Xiǎo
shuō
de
fǎn
pài
wǎng
wǎng
bèi
miáo
xiě
chéng
zhāng
tóu
shǔ
de
yàng
zi
 

Villains in novels are often described as having an ugly, rat-like appearance.