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Open the tool →鹰化为鸠,众鸟犹恶其眼 (yīng huà wèi jiū , zhòng niǎo yóu è qí yǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a change of appearance does not alter one's inherent malicious nature”.
鹰化为鸠,众鸟犹恶其眼 is pronounced yīng huà wèi jiū , zhòng niǎo yóu è qí yǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 鹰化为鸠,众鸟犹恶其眼 means “an eagle transforms into a dove, but all birds still detest its gaze”. It is used to mean “a change of appearance does not alter one's inherent malicious nature”.
鸠:斑鸠;憎:憎恨。鹰变化为斑鸠,其他的斑鸠仍厌恶它的目光。比喻外表变化,凶恶的本性不改,仍遭厌恶