Extremely vicious and ferocious(jí è qióng xiōng)
Extremely vicious and ferocious
The Chinese idiom, J í è Qi ó ngxi ō ng, refers to extreme ferocity. It's from the book of Chen: abolishing the emperor.
Idioms and allusions
[from]: "Chen Shu · abolishing emperor Ji" says: "Hua Jiao, the traitor, was extremely vicious, so he set up Xiao Kui and planned to endanger the country."
Discrimination of words
Grammar: combined; used as predicate and attribute; with derogatory meaning
Chinese PinYin : jí è qióng xiōng
Extremely vicious and ferocious
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