Tiger with wings, China idiom, pinyin is rú h ǔ ti ā n y, which means the tiger has wings. Metaphor means that powerful people get help and become more powerful. From The Heart Sutra and The Art of War by Zhuge Liang of the Three Kingdoms.

Add wings to make sentences:

With Xiaohua's help, we finished the task first.

(2) With high technology, our military strength will be stronger.

(3) After Manager Zhang hired this financial expert as a personal consultant, his performance soared.

(4) It's a blessing in disguise that the company can invite Engineer Wang to join the team today.

(5) After several new young people were added to the processing workshop, the output was greatly improved.

(6) Enterprises and scientific research institutions jointly develop new products.

His arrival made us feel more relaxed.

(8) Wearing new running shoes makes me feel like a tiger in the track and field competition.

(9) This team is brave and good at fighting. Now that the equipment is updated, it's a blessing in disguise.