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豺狼 (chái láng) — jackals and wolves; (figurative) cruel and evil people

Définition

Literary compound for 'jackals and wolves,' used almost entirely in the figurative sense of cruel, vicious people — a strong, written alternative to everyday 坏人.

noun
jackals and wolves(figurative) cruel and evil people

Exemples

  • 豺狼。
    chái láng Shì sēn lín lǐ wēi xiǎn de dòng wù.
    Jackals and wolves are dangerous animals in the forest.
  • 豺狼。
    Nà xiē huài rén jiù xiàng yì qún chái láng.
    Those bad people are like a pack of jackals and wolves.
  • 豺狼。
    Tā kàn rén de yǎn shén xiàng chái láng yí yàng xiōng hěn.
    His eyes when he looks at people are as fierce and cruel as jackals and wolves.
Apparaît dans
Animals & Mammals

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