tiger; a large, fierce carnivorous feline with yellowish-brown fur and black stripes

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(literary) outstanding people; men of exceptional talent or valor

a fierce or ferocious tiger

careless; sloppy; negligent; doing things in a slapdash or perfunctory manner

gecko; house lizard

(bound form) white tiger; the white variety of the tiger species

tiger's mouth, meaning a place of great danger; the jaws of death

to glare like a tiger watching its prey; to stare greedily and fiercely while waiting for a chance to seize something

Amur tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) native to the Russian Far East and Northeast China

The Bocca Tigris, which is a narrow strait in the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong; also refers to Humen Town, a town in Dongguan city.

the offspring of a tiger

A gambling machine where players insert coins for a chance to win a payout according to specific rules; preset rules.

jaguar; a large cat of the Americas that resembles a leopard but is larger and more heavily built

full of vigor and vitality; energetic and animated as a living dragon and tiger

Careless or casual in one's work; sloppy; vague.

to devour food ravenously like a wolf and a tiger; to bolt food; gorging

a tiger made of paper; (figurative) a person or organization that appears powerful but is actually weak or harmless

the skin or hide of a tiger

a subspecies of tiger native to southern China, often considered critically endangered or extinct in the wild

describing people moving with great strength and agility, like soaring dragons and leaping tigers

Yang Hucheng (1893-1949), a Chinese military leader and Nationalist general known for his key role in the 1936 Xi'an Incident.

an obstacle or barrier that hinders progress; a person or thing that gets in the way

canine tooth or eye tooth, especially one that protrudes or is particularly sharp

The American Volunteer Group (AVG) of the Chinese Air Force, led by General Claire Lee Chennault during World War II

valiant or brave general; a courageous and skillful commander

(idiom) literally like a tiger that has grown wings; describes a strong person or organization becoming even more powerful after gaining an additional advantage

female tiger; a tigress

a tiger's lair; used to describe a highly dangerous or hazardous place

Famous Ming dynasty painter, poet, and calligrapher (1470–1523) also known as [[唐寅|唐寅|tang2 yin2]]; one of the Four Masters of the Ming dynasty and one of the Four Talents of Jiangnan.

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tremendous effort or immense strength; often used to describe putting in a great deal of work to overcome a difficulty

Literally "tiger's head, snake's tail"; describes something that starts with a lot of energy and momentum but ends weakly or remains unfinished.

tigers and wolves; (metaphorically) cruel and ruthless people such as bandits or robbers

pliers or pincers used for gripping, pulling out nails, or cutting wire; so named because the jaws resemble the mouth of a tiger

impossible to stop halfway or back down due to the pressure of a situation; literally "if you ride a tiger, it is hard to get off"

A small wild cat native to Asia with dark stripes on its forehead, also called a [[豹猫|豹貓|bao4 mao1]] or [[山猫|山貓|shan1 mao1]]

(idiom) hidden talent; a place full of unnoticed people with great ability; talented individuals in hiding

A mountain located in Guixi, Jiangxi province, famous for its scenery and as the birthplace of the Zhengyi school of Taoism; it is the hereditary home of the Celestial Masters.

literally "like wolves and tigers"; describes people who are ruthless, bestial, or predatory in their behavior

a fierce struggle or competition between two equally powerful opponents

An extinct prehistoric mammal of the cat family, characterized by a pair of long, sword-like canine teeth

to subdue a tiger; to prevail over sinister forces

To glare at something with fierce, covetous intent like a tiger about to pounce; to keep a sharp, predatory watch on something

literally meaning newborn calves do not fear tigers; describes young or inexperienced people who are courageous, daring, and undaunted by danger

an imposing or fear-inspiring presence that is as mighty as a tiger

lantern riddles or puzzles; same as [[灯谜|燈謎|deng1 mi2]]

literally 'the fox borrows the tiger's ferocity'; used to describe someone who bullies or intimidates others by flaunting their powerful connections

back of a tiger and waist of a bear; describes a person with a heavy and muscular build or a powerful, stocky physique