







鹰视狼顾 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have the keen, piercing gaze of a hawk and the vigilant, treacherous look of a wolf; describes someone with a sharp, intimidating demeanor and a ruthless, ambitious, or malevolent character”. Literally, “Hawk's gaze, wolf's glance”.

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Open the tool →鹰视狼顾 (yīng shì láng gù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have the keen, piercing gaze of a hawk and the vigilant, treacherous look of a wolf; describes someone with a sharp, intimidating demeanor and a ruthless, ambitious, or malevolent character”.
鹰视狼顾 is pronounced yīng shì láng gù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鹰视狼顾 means “Hawk's gaze, wolf's glance”. It is used to mean “to have the keen, piercing gaze of a hawk and the vigilant, treacherous look of a wolf; describes someone with a sharp, intimidating demeanor and a ruthless, ambitious, or malevolent character”.
形容目光锐利,为人狠戾。