(zoology) seal; any of various aquatic mammals of the suborder Pinnipedia with yellow-grey skin and dark spots

leopard; panther

jaguar (Panthera onca); a large spotted feline of the genus Panthera, native to the Americas

A feline mammal with black spots on yellowish fur, known as the world's fastest land animal; also called an [[印度豹|印度豹|yin4 du4 bao4]]

leopard; a carnivorous mammal with a yellowish coat covered in dark, ring-shaped spots that look like ancient coins

A large cat native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia, known for its thick grey or white fur with black spots; also called [[艾叶豹|艾葉豹|ai4 ye4 bao4]] or [[草豹|草豹|cao3 bao4]]

clouded leopard; a medium-sized wild cat found in the tropical and subtropical forests of Southeast Asia and southern China, named for its cloud-like coat patterns

the entire situation or the whole of something; a panorama

To look at something through a narrow tube; to miss the big picture or have a narrow, restricted perspective

Statesman and hydraulic engineer of the State of [[魏国|魏國|wei4 guo2]] during the Warring States period, famous for ending the corrupt local custom of sacrificing young women as brides for the river god and for building major irrigation canals.

lit. jackals, wolves, tigers and panthers; fig. cruel or wicked people

Jaguar (car brand)

Describing a person with a fierce, powerful, or formidable appearance, characterized by a head like a leopard and large, round eyes.

literally to see only one spot on a leopard; used to describe seeing only a small part of something and failing to see the whole picture

(idiom) tremendous bravery or courage; having great guts

(idiom) wolves, snakes, tigers, and leopards; various kinds of dangerous wild animals

Yu Wenbao (lived around 1240), a prolific poet of the Song dynasty

literally meaning "the leopard dies and leaves its skin," this idiom suggests that a person should strive to leave a good reputation for future generations after they pass away

scholar and official of the Eastern Jin and Liu Song dynasties known for his extensive learning

(idiom) refers to extremely rare and precious food; literally "dragon's liver and leopard's fetus"

(literary) Describes someone who possesses great literary talent but has not read many books; based on a historical quote suggesting that if the writer Yin Zhongwen had read even half as much as the scholar [[袁豹|袁豹|yuan2 bao4]], his talent would equal that of the great historian [[班固|班固|ban1 gu4]]

A feline animal resembling a small leopard with yellow fur and black spots, known as the fastest land animal; found mainly in Africa and parts of Asia.

to eat bear heart and leopard gall; to gain a sudden surge of bravery or recklessness, often used to describe someone doing something daring or foolhardy

the spotted seal, also known as the largha seal

The family of Phocidae, which includes earless seals and true seals

The United States Navy SEALs

To see only one spot on a leopard; used to describe seeing only a small part of a larger whole

to generalize from a specific observation or to get a sense of the whole picture from a small glimpse; literally, looking at a leopard through a tube and seeing only one spot

large cat native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia, known for its thick grey or white fur with dark spots

spotted leopard

large long-haired cat native to the mountain ranges of Central and South Asia

large wild cat native to East and Southeast Asia, characterized by its cloud-like spots resembling lotus leaves

any of the large seals belonging to the genus Mirounga

(literary) used to describe officials in ancient China who worked or stayed overnight on duty for several consecutive days

To rise from a humble or poor background to a position of wealth or status; to undergo a sudden transformation into someone distinguished.

The gallbladder of a leopard; figuratively, incredible bravery or guts

Leopard Fist, a style of Chinese martial arts characterized by fast, aggressive strikes and agility mimicking a leopard

The leopard cat (Prionailurus bengalensis), a small wild cat native to South, Southeast, and East Asia, characterized by its leopard-like spots and slender build

(literary) military strategy and tactics; superb generalship; (by extension) a commander known for such strategy

A hat made from the skin of a leopard or panther.

leopard spots or a leopard-print pattern

(literary) to live as a hermit or in retirement; specifically refers to living in seclusion in the mountains and forests

Amur leopard (Panthera pardus orientalis); a critically endangered subspecies of leopard native to the border region of southeast Russia, northeast China, and the Korean Peninsula

female leopard

(literary) to retire from public life or live as a recluse, referencing the story of a dark leopard that hides in the mist to protect its beautiful fur; used to describe a person of talent who chooses to hide their light to avoid trouble

Camelopardalis; a large but faint constellation in the northern sky

clouded leopard, a wild cat found in the Himalayas through Southeast Asia to China