有眼无瞳 — “To have eyes but fail to see”
有眼无瞳 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have eyes but fail to see”. To be blind to the obvious or important; to lack discernment or perception. Literally, “have eyes but no pupils”.
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有眼无瞳 Pronunciation and Pinyin
- 有yǒu
- 眼yǎn
- 无wú
- 瞳tóng
有眼无瞳 Character Breakdown
Example Sentence with 有眼无瞳
他竟然没有发现这份计划书的巨大潜力，真是有些有眼无瞳。
He surprisingly failed to see the immense potential of this proposal, truly having eyes but no discernment.
Idioms Related to 有眼无瞳
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- yǒu有sān三yǒu有liǎng俩to be well-off
- yǒu有liǎng两xià下zi子To have real skill or ability
- yǒu有wéi为yǒu有shǒu守Capable and principled
- yǒu有le了cún存xiào孝，，bù不xiǎn显yàn彦zhāng章Exceptional talent overshadows lesser ability
- yǒu有shì事zhī之qiū秋a critical period
- yǒu有xiān仙zé则míng名Eminence brings renown
Questions about 有眼无瞳
- What does 有眼无瞳 mean?
- 有眼无瞳 (yǒu yǎn wú tóng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to have eyes but fail to see”.
- How do you pronounce 有眼无瞳?
- 有眼无瞳 is pronounced yǒu yǎn wú tóng in Mandarin Chinese.
- What does 有眼无瞳 literally mean?
- Literally, 有眼无瞳 means “have eyes but no pupils”. It is used to mean “to have eyes but fail to see”.
- What is the Chinese definition of 有眼无瞳?
- 用来责骂人瞎了眼，看不见某人或某事物的伟大或重要。同“有眼无珠”。