狐假虎威释义: 假借. The fox pretends to be a tiger. It is a metaphor for relying on the power of others to oppress people.

狐假虎威出处: 《战国策-楚策一》 "The tiger begged the beasts to eat them, and got the fox. ...... The tiger thought so, so he traveled with it. Beasts see all go, the tiger does not know the beasts fear themselves and go also, think fear fox also."

Fox and tiger make a sentence: 1, fox and tiger once, a tiger caught a fox, they want to eat it.

2, The next program is adapted from the Chinese idiom "Fox Fake Tiger Wei", performed by students of Huntington Chinese School.

3. Diversionary Fish (Fox Fake Tiger Weighers) They are the most *** skulking of all, expecting to avoid becoming egotistical spice by sucking up to the *** of those in power to avoid the onslaught of the bullies of the weak and those moving up the ladder.