wèi

idiom
common

Meaning of 为虎添翼

为虎添翼 means to give wings to a tiger; to help a villain do evil; to add to the power of an evildoer. Pronounced wèi hǔ fù yì.

  • to give wings to a tiger; to help a villain do evil; to add to the power of an evildoer

Definitions & Examples

Gěi
jiā
bài
gōng
dài
kuǎn
 
wèi
 

Providing loans to that corrupt enterprise is no different from giving wings to a tiger.

zhè
yàng
zuò
fēn
míng
shì
zài
wèi
 
zhù
zhòu
wéi
nüè
 

By doing this, you are clearly aiding and abetting, helping the tyrant in his cruelty!

Zhè
zhǒng
zhèng
dàn
méi
jiě
jué
wèn
 
fǎn
ér
wèi
 
ràng
hēi
è
shì
gèng
jiā
chāng
jué
 

This policy not only failed to solve the problem but instead gave wings to the tiger, making the evil forces even more rampant.

Xiàng
qīn
lüè
zhě
gōng
 
jiǎn
zhí
shì
wèi
 

Providing weapons to the invaders is simply giving wings to a tiger.