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Information of 狼

Pinyin láng

Radical

犭

Strokes

10 strokes

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Definition

wolf

狼 [láng] 名 1. A mammal that resembles a dog, characterized by cruel and greedy behavior, active at night and capable of harming humans and livestock. Its fur can be used to make clothing and bedding. 2. Any large canine mammal of the dog family, cunning and greedy, causing great harm to cattle and sheep, and sometimes attacking humans, especially in groups. 3. Referring to the Lang nationality, primarily distributed around Guangxi during the mid-Ming to Qing dynasties. 4. A star name, specifically Sirius. 5. A surname. 形 1. Fierce and malicious. 2. Quick (hurry). 3. Disordered, troubled. 4. Clumsy, bulky. 引 1. According to "Shuowen," it describes a wolf as similar to a dog, with a sharp head and wide cheeks. 2. In "Shijing," it mentions driving alongside two wolves. 例 - 狼卜 (It is said that wolves first divine the direction before foraging for food) - 狼子 (Wolf cub, metaphor for evil and cruel people) - 狼毫 (Wool from a wolf, often used to refer to brushes made from weasel fur) - 狼犬 (A dog resembling a wolf, known for fierce nature and keen sense of smell) - 狼牙 (Wolf's teeth) - 狼虎 (Wolves and tigers, metaphor for ferocious and ruthless people)

狼嗥 láng háo

wolves howling / (fig.) to howl / to ululate

狼吞虎咽 láng tūn hǔ yàn

to wolf down one's food (idiom); to devour ravenously / to gorge oneself

鬼哭狼嚎 guǐ kū láng háo

to wail like ghosts and howl like wolves (idiom)

狼嚎 láng háo

howl

狼狈不堪 láng bèi bù kān

battered and exhausted / stuck in a dilemma

狼崽子 láng zǎi zi

Wolf cub

狼狈 láng bèi

in a difficult situation / to cut a sorry figure / scoundrel! (derog.)

狼獾 láng huān

wolverine (Gulo gulo), also named 貂熊[diao1 xiong2]

狼牙山 Láng yá Shān

Mount Langya in Hebei

狼狈为奸 láng bèi wéi jiān

villains collude together (idiom); to work hand in glove with sb (to nefarious ends)

狼狗 láng gǒu

wolfdog

狼心狗肺 láng xīn gǒu fèi

lit. heart of wolf and lungs of dog (idiom) / cruel and unscrupulous

黄鼠狼 huáng shǔ láng

see 黃鼬|黄鼬[huang2 you4]

狼群 láng qún

wolf pack

饿狼 è láng

wolfer / ravenous wolf

豺狼 chái láng

jackal and wolf / ravenous wolf / fig. evil person / vicious tyrant

虎狼 hǔ láng

bandit

狼藉 láng jí

in a mess / scattered about / in complete disorder

海狼 hǎi láng

sea wolf

如狼似虎 rú láng sì hǔ

lit. like wolves and tigers / ruthless

中山狼 zhōng shān láng

a person who repays good with evil / a perfidious person

狼山 láng shān

Langshan Mountain

声名狼藉 shēng míng láng jí

to have a bad reputation

红斑狼疮 hóng bān láng chuāng

lupus erythematosus

色狼 sè láng

lecher / pervert / wolf

杯盘狼藉 bēi pán láng jí

cups and dishes in complete disorder (idiom); after a riotous drinking party

一片狼藉 yī piàn láng jí

a mess

豺狼虎豹 chái láng hǔ bào

jackals, wolves, tigers and panthers (idiom) / animals who are dangerous to man and cattle / fierce and cruel people