睚眦之隙 — “A minor grudge or petty resentment”
睚眦之隙 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a minor grudge or petty resentment”. Often arising from a trivial incident or a hostile glance. Literally, “A tiny grudge from a hostile look”.
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睚眦之隙 Pronunciation and Pinyin
睚眦之隙 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 睚眦之隙
朋友之间不该为一些睚眦之隙而闹得不愉快。
Friends should not become unhappy over some minor grudges.
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What does 睚眦之隙 mean?
睚眦之隙 (yá zì zhī xì) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a minor grudge or petty resentment”.
How do you pronounce 睚眦之隙?
睚眦之隙 is pronounced yá zì zhī xì in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 睚眦之隙 literally mean?
Literally, 睚眦之隙 means “a tiny grudge from a hostile look”. It is used to mean “a minor grudge or petty resentment”.
What is the Chinese definition of 睚眦之隙?
睚：眼眶；眦：眼角；睚眦：生气瞪眼。别人瞪眼这样小的怨恨