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Open the tool →虎视鹰瞵 (hǔ shì yīng lín) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to eye covetously and menacingly”.
虎视鹰瞵 is pronounced hǔ shì yīng lín in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 虎视鹰瞵 means “tiger's gaze, eagle's stare”. It is used to mean “to eye covetously and menacingly”.
瞵:注视。像老虎和老鹰扑食那样贪婪、凶残地盯着