With teeth and horns
It is a Chinese idiom with teeth and horns. Its pronunciation is h á NY á D à Iji à o, which means that there are teeth and horns. It is used to describe animals. It comes from Huainanzi Bing luexun.
With teeth and horns it means having teeth and horns, and it is used to describe animals. It is the same as "wearing horns with teeth". from Huainanzi bingluexun: "all the insects with blood gas have teeth and horns, and the front claws are far behind."
With teeth and horns
The truth is too big to be tolerated - dào dà mò róng
The island is thin and the countryside is cold - dǎo shòu jiāo hán
gathering clouds and rolling mists - chóu yún cǎn wù