A fierce tiger with wings(měng hǔ chā chì)

A fierce tiger with wings

Explanation: it refers to the powerful who adds some favorable conditions; source: the first fold of Yuan Wu Mingshi's Bowang shaotun: "if you get Kong Ming to go down the mountain and worship him as a military strategist, you can pass Zhang Xionghu's general like a fierce tiger cutting its wings."

Idiom explanation

The metaphor adds some advantages to the powerful.

Idioms and allusions

source

In Yuan Dynasty, Wu Mingshi's "Bowang shaotun", the first fold: "if you get Kong Ming to go down the mountain and worship him as a military commander, you will be like a fierce tiger with its wings."

Discrimination of words

usage

As an object or attributive

structure

Subject predicate idioms

words whose meaning is similar

with might redoubled

example sentence

On January 26, 1964, the people's Daily said, "once you have mastered the weapons of culture, science and technology, it will be like a tiger adding wings."

Chinese PinYin : měng hǔ chā chì