móu

idiom
common

Meaning of 与虎谋皮

与虎谋皮 means to negotiate with a tiger for its skin; fig. to attempt to obtain something from an evil party that harms their vital interests. Pronounced yǔ hǔ móu pí.

  • to negotiate with a tiger for its skin; fig. to attempt to obtain something from an evil party that harms their vital interests

Definitions & Examples

xiǎng
ràng
tān
guān
fàng
shòu
huì贿
 
jiǎn
zhí
shì
móu
 

Expecting that corrupt official to give up taking bribes is simply asking a tiger for its skin.

Gēn
zhè
zhǒng
wéi
shì
de
rén
tán
zuò
 
móu
 

Negotiating cooperation with this kind of profit-obsessed person is no different from asking a tiger for its skin.

Ràng
zhǔ
dòng
chéng
rèn
cuò
 
shì
móu
 

Getting him to voluntarily admit his mistakes is asking a tiger for its skin.