睁目张须 — “To glare with eyes wide open and beard bristling”
睁目张须 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to glare with eyes wide open and beard bristling”. Describing a furious or enraged expression. Literally, “wide-eyed and bristling beard”.
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睁目张须 Pronunciation and Pinyin
睁目张须 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 睁目张须
他听到这个消息后，气得睁目张须，拍案而起。
After hearing the news, he was so angry that he glared with eyes wide and beard bristling, then slammed the table and stood up.
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What does 睁目张须 mean?
睁目张须 (zhēng mù zhāng xū) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to glare with eyes wide open and beard bristling”.
How do you pronounce 睁目张须?
睁目张须 is pronounced zhēng mù zhāng xū in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 睁目张须 literally mean?
Literally, 睁目张须 means “wide-eyed and bristling beard”. It is used to mean “to glare with eyes wide open and beard bristling”.
What is the Chinese definition of 睁目张须?
瞪起眼，胡须竖起。形容怒气冲天的神态。