







鹰视虎步 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have the fierce gaze of a hawk and the menacing stride of a tiger”. Describing a shrewd, ruthless, and intimidating person. Literally, “hawk-gazing, tiger-striding”.

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Open the tool →鹰视虎步 (yīng shì hǔ bù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have the fierce gaze of a hawk and the menacing stride of a tiger”.
鹰视虎步 is pronounced yīng shì hǔ bù in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鹰视虎步 means “hawk-gazing, tiger-striding”. It is used to mean “to have the fierce gaze of a hawk and the menacing stride of a tiger”.
象鹰那样看东西,象老虎那样走路。形容为人阴险狠毒。