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Open the tool →鹰瞵虎攫 (yīng lín hǔ jué) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to eye someone or something covetously and menacingly, like a hawk and a tiger ready to pounce; to plot to seize something with ill intentions”.
鹰瞵虎攫 is pronounced yīng lín hǔ jué in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鹰瞵虎攫 means “Hawk glares, tiger seizes”. It is used to mean “to eye someone or something covetously and menacingly, like a hawk and a tiger ready to pounce; to plot to seize something with ill intentions”.
形容心怀不善,伺机攫取。同“鹰瞵虎视”。