狐不二雄 — Chinese Idiom
狐不二雄 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for the inability of two dominant figures or powerful entities to coexist in the same sphere or position of leadership; typically, one must yield to the other or be eliminated”.
狐不二雄 Pronunciation and Pinyin
狐不二雄 Character Breakdown
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- hú狐tù兔zhī之bēi悲sorrow for one's own kind
- hú狐píng凭shǔ鼠fú伏to lurk or hide in secret
- hú狐tīng听zhī之shēng声subtle sound of water flowing under ice
- hú狐chàng唱xiāo枭hé和bad people colluding or echoing
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What does 狐不二雄 mean?
狐不二雄 (hú bù èr xióng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a metaphor for the inability of two dominant figures or powerful entities to coexist in the same sphere or position of leadership; typically, one must yield to the other or be eliminated”.
How do you pronounce 狐不二雄?
狐不二雄 is pronounced hú bù èr xióng in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 狐不二雄?
比喻两雄不可并存。