Dog teeth and Eagle claws

Dog teeth and Eagle claws

Dog teeth and Eagle claws, Pinyin Qu ǎ NY á y ī ngzh ǎ o, Chinese idiom, refers to slave.

source

Lu You's poem AI Ruzhang in Song Dynasty: "it's sad that the dog's teeth and eagle's claws die, and the neck is broken when it touches the opportunity."

Examples

Li Yu of the Qing Dynasty wrote in flatfish: I'm a good money maker. I've always been able to catch it. How can you be a home by your dog teeth and Eagle claws? " It also refers to the means of good grabbing.

usage

As an object or attribute; used in spoken English