Four-word idioms of tigers

The idioms of the first four words of Tiger are as follows:

Eagle-gazing, tiger-tailed spring ice, tiger-skinned sheep, tiger-swallowed wolf meal, tiger's body and bear's waist, anticlimactic, tiger's mouth for the rest of his life, tiger's original spot.

Pingyang tiger falls, looking dignified and strong, escaping from danger. Tigers enter the group and swing around the group. Tigers pull their teeth, but tigers don't eat children.

Tiger, Wolf, Sun, Tiger, Wolongtiao, Tiger, Long Xing, Tiger Fighting and Dragon Fighting, Tiger Changing into Dragon Steaming, Tiger Body, Tiger's Back and Bear's Waist, Tiger's Cave Winning the Son.

The tiger's mouth is plucked, the tiger's mouth is flat, the tiger's mouth is golden, the tiger's mouth is catlike, and the tiger's mouth is prancing.

Explanation of related words:

1, dignified and strong [hǔ tó u hǔ n ǔ o]?

Describe the strong and simple appearance.

2. The tiger enters the flock [hǔrìyáng qún]?

The tiger ran into the sheep. Metaphor strong rushed into the middle of the weak, do whatever you want.

3. Close call [hǔ?

The life of escaping from danger. The metaphor is to escape from a very dangerous situation and survive. Escape from danger.

4, eyeing [hǔshědān dān]?

Describe the greedy and fierce stare.