睁开 meaning in English

zhēngkāi

to open (one's eyes)

Traditional 睜開15 strokes

Meaning of 睁开

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zhēngkāi

Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.

睁zhēng开kāi眼yǎn睛jīng。

Open your eyes.

我wǒ睁zhēng开kāi了le一yī只zhī眼yǎn睛jīng。

I opened one eye.

我wǒ睁zhēng开kāi一yī只zhī眼yǎn睛jīng。

I opened an eye.

闭bì着zhe你nǐ的de眼yǎn睛jīng直zhí到dào我wǒ告gào诉sù你nǐ睁zhēng开kāi为wéi止zhǐ。

Keep your eyes closed until I tell you to open them.

我wǒ感gǎn觉jué困kùn得de几jī乎hū不bù能néng睁zhēng开kāi我wǒ的de眼yǎn睛jīng了le。

I felt so sleepy that I could hardly keep my eyes open.

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Words that share a character with 睁开.

打开	dǎkāi	to open; to show (a ticket)
开玩笑	kāi wánxiào	to play a joke; to make fun of; to joke
开车	kāichē	to drive a car (or train etc); (slang) to post sexual content online; to make a sexual jok
开会	kāihuì	to hold or attend a meeting
离开	líkāi	to depart; to leave
开心	kāixīn	to feel happy; to rejoice
走开	zǒukāi	to leave; to walk away; to beat it; to move aside
分开	fēnkāi	to separate; to part
开学	kāixué	(of a student) to start school; (of a semester) to begin
开机	kāijī	to start an engine; to boot up (a computer)
开始	kāishǐ	to begin; to start; beginning; start
公开	gōngkāi	open; overt; public; to make public; to release

What does 睁开 mean?

睁开 (zhēngkāi) means "to open (one's eyes)".

How do you write 睁开?

睁开 is made of 2 characters: 睁 (11 strokes), 开 (4 strokes). That is 15 strokes in total.

How is 睁开 written in traditional Chinese?

In traditional characters, 睁开 is written 睜開.