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汉语拼音：lǎo hú li

比喻非常狡猾的人。

1. 喻指诡计多端极为狡猾的人。

   杨沫 《东方欲晓》第一部六三：“那个老狐狸当然不会把他的打算先告诉你。”

• Enrico was too good, an old fox, cunning.

  恩里科很有心计，是一只狡猾的老狐狸。

• He's a wily old fox.

  他是个诡计多端的老狐狸。

• The boss is a wily old fox.

  老板是个狡猾的老狐狸。

• You can't trust him; he's a sly old fox.

  你不能相信他, 他是一只狡猾的老狐狸.

• He governed with an adroitness that gained him the nickname "the old fox".

  他因管理有方而为自己赢得了“老狐狸”的绰号。

• He's a cunning old fox.

  他是诡计多端的老狐狸.

• Watch out for him. He is an old fox.

  防着点儿, 他是只老狐狸.

• He is an old fox, whose words cannot be believed.

  他是一只老狐狸, 不要轻易相信他说的话.

• Don't trust the guy. He is an old fox.

  别相信那个家伙, 他是只老狐狸.

• The old fox tricked the wolf into believing him.

  老狐狸用诡计使狼相信了他.

• Don't trust that man, he's a sly old fox.

  不要相信那个人, 他是狡猾的老狐狸.

• Jame's uncle an old fox , up to all kinds of evils.

  简的叔叔是个老狐狸, 什么坏事都干得出来.

• Jane's uncle is an old fox, up to all kinds of evils.

  珍妮的叔叔是个老狐狸, 什么坏事都干得出来.

• An old fox be not easily snare.

  老狐狸难上圈套.

• An old fox is not easily snared.

  老狐狸难得陷罗网.