没毛大虫 — “Hairless tiger”
没毛大虫 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fierce and formidable person or thing, often one who appears harmless but is truly dangerous or powerful; a tough individual or a big shot”. Literally, “hairless tiger”.
没毛大虫 Pronunciation and Pinyin
没毛大虫 Character Breakdown
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More idioms starting with 没
- méi没sān三méi没sì四disreputable or improper in conduct
- méi没shàng上méi没xià下disregarding proper hierarchy
- mò没shì世bù不wàng忘never forget throughout one's life
- mò没shì世bù不yú渝unchanging until death
- mò没shì世wú无chēng称die without renown
- mò没shì世wú无wén闻live and die in obscurity
- mò没shì世qióng穷nián年for one's entire life
- mò没shì世nán难wàng忘unforgettable until death
- méi没shì事zhǎo找shì事to make trouble out of nothing
- méi没rén仁méi没yì义heartless and unjust
- méi没piān偏méi没xiàng向fair and impartial
- méi没wèi卫yǐn饮yǔ羽shoot an arrow with immense power
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What does 没毛大虫 mean?
没毛大虫 (méi máo dà chóng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a fierce and formidable person or thing, often one who appears harmless but is truly dangerous or powerful; a tough individual or a big shot”.
How do you pronounce 没毛大虫?
没毛大虫 is pronounced méi máo dà chóng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 没毛大虫 literally mean?
Literally, 没毛大虫 means “hairless tiger”. It is used to mean “a fierce and formidable person or thing, often one who appears harmless but is truly dangerous or powerful; a tough individual or a big shot”.
What is the Chinese definition of 没毛大虫?
没有毛的老虎。比喻凶猛的人或事物。