鸢肩豺目 — “This idiom describes a person with a sinister and fierce appearance”
鸢肩豺目 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “this idiom describes a person with a sinister and fierce appearance”. Characterized by hunched shoulders like a kite (a bird of prey) and vicious eyes like a jackal. It implies an ominous and threatening demeanor, often suggesting treachery or cruelty. Literally, “Kite shoulders, jackal eyes”.
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What does 鸢肩豺目 mean?
鸢肩豺目 (yuān jiān chái mù) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “this idiom describes a person with a sinister and fierce appearance”.
How do you pronounce 鸢肩豺目?
鸢肩豺目 is pronounced yuān jiān chái mù in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 鸢肩豺目 literally mean?
Literally, 鸢肩豺目 means “Kite shoulders, jackal eyes”. It is used to mean “this idiom describes a person with a sinister and fierce appearance”.
What is the Chinese definition of 鸢肩豺目?
耸肩似鹰，目凶如豺。形容人相貌阴险凶恶。