(láng) wolf; CL:匹[pi3],隻|只[zhi1],條|条[tiao2]
(lángjǐng) wolf trap (trou de loup), medieval defensive trap consisting of a concealed pit with sharp spikes
(lángrén) werewolf
(lángtūnhǔyàn) to wolf down one's food (idiom); to devour ravenously; to gorge oneself
(lángtúténg) Wolf Totem, novel by Lü Jiamin aka Jiang Rong
(lángduōròushǎo) many wolves and not enough meat; not enough to go around
(lángbēnshǐtū) the wolf runs and the wild boar rushes (idiom); crowds of evil-doers mill around like wild beasts
(lángzǐyěxīn) ambition of wild wolves (idiom); rapacious designs
(lánghái) wolf child; human child raised by wolves (in legends)
(lángzǎi) wolf cub
(lángháo) writing brush of weasel bristle
(lángyān) fire beacon; to burn wolf dung to give alarm
(lángyānsìqǐ) fire beacons on all sides (idiom); enveloped in the flames of war
(lánggǒu) wolfdog
(lángbèi) in a difficult situation; to cut a sorry figure; scoundrel! (derogatory)
(lángbèibùkān) battered and exhausted; stuck in a dilemma
(lángbèiwéijiān) villains collude together (idiom); to work hand in glove with sb (to nefarious ends)
(lánghuān) wolverine (Gulo gulo), also named 貂熊[diao1 xiong2]
(lángjí) in a mess; scattered about; in complete disorder
(lángháoguǐkū) lit. wolves howling, devils groaning (idiom); pathetic screams
(lángzhī) wolf spider (Lycosidae family)
(lánggù) to look out for the wolf; taking care to watch one's back