睁眼 meaning in English
to open one's eyes
Traditional 睜眼22 strokes
Meaning of 睁眼
Definitions from CC-CEDICT.
zhēngyǎn
- to open one's eyes
睁眼 in example sentences
Real sentences from the Tatoeba project, with pinyin and English.
我现在能睁眼吗？
May I open my eyes now?
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睁 zhēng · to open · 11 strokes
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眼 yǎn · eye · 11 strokes
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Related words
Words that share a character with 睁眼.
| 眼睛 | yǎnjing | eye |
| 眼前 | yǎnqián | before one's eyes; now |
| 眼镜 | yǎnjìng | spectacles; eyeglasses |
| 眼泪 | yǎnlèi | tear; teardrop |
| 眼里 | yǎnli | |
| 眼光 | yǎnguāng | gaze; insight |
| 眼看 | yǎnkàn | soon; in a moment |
| 亲眼 | qīnyǎn | with one's own eyes; personally |
| 眼神 | yǎnshén | expression or emotion showing in one's eyes; meaningful glance |
| 一眼 | yīyǎn | a glance; a quick look |
| 眼下 | yǎnxià | now; at present; (anatomy) subocular |
| 眨眼 | zhǎyǎn | to blink; to wink |
Questions about 睁眼
What does 睁眼 mean?
睁眼 (zhēngyǎn) means "to open one's eyes".
How do you write 睁眼?
睁眼 is made of 2 characters: 睁 (11 strokes), 眼 (11 strokes). That is 22 strokes in total.
How is 睁眼 written in traditional Chinese?
In traditional characters, 睁眼 is written 睜眼.