成语——狼狈为奸

Meaning of the Idiom

lang bei wei jian（be tarred with the same brush）

Bei(a kind of jackal), a legendary wolf-like animal with short forelegs, which rides on the back of a wolf do evil.

A wolf and a jackal often went hunting together.

Once they came to a sheepfold, the walls of which were too high for them to get over.

Then the wolf stood on the back of the jackal. In this way the wolf climbed over the wall to where the sheep were.

This idiom is used to describe doing evil things in collusion with others.

láng bèi wéi jiān，“狼狈为奸”本义是狼和狈合伙作恶（狈：传说中的一种野兽；为奸：做坏事），后比喻互相勾结干坏事.

出自唐代段成式《酉阳杂俎》。

这件事是他们狼狈为奸的结果。

没过多久，那两个狼狈为奸，四处作恶的盗贼就被抓住了。

为了赚钱，他不惜与不法商人狼狈为奸，走私违禁品。

词语	华文解释	英文解释
豢（huàn）养	指喂养、供养。例句：这位富豪非常喜爱动物，就专门开辟园区豢养了很多珍禽野兽。	feed; support
彼此	意思是这个和那个，就是相互的意思。例句：我们都是一家人，彼此多少让点步，就没有事了。	each other; both parties;