Phrase collocation:

Vulture culture-refers to those people or behaviors that extract other people's income for nothing. Vulture funds-those investors or funds, vulture attacks-refer to taking active measures to gain benefits from the sadness and misfortune of others. Vulture investors-those investors or shareholders who usually get financial benefits through short-term trading or quick profit.

Vulture-taking advantage of others' bad, greedy or tragic behavior. Vulture news-responsible, biased or exaggerated news.

Bilingual example:

1, vultures swooped down from the air and feasted on the carcasses of animals on the ground.

Vultures fell from the sky and began to eat the dead animals on the ground.

Vulture funds plunder developing countries that are experiencing financial crisis, buy their debts at extremely low prices and demand full payment.

Vulture funds seize those developing countries in economic crisis, buy their debts at a price of only a few cents per dollar, and demand full repayment.

3, the young eagle hatched from the egg, weak and helpless, relying on parents to feed and protect.

Little vultures hatch from eggs, are weak and rely on their parents to feed and protect them.

Vultures circled overhead, observing and waiting for the moment to raid and enjoy the dead animals.

Vultures hover in the air, watch and wait for a dive, and then devour the remains of their prey.