热泪盈眶 — “One's eyes well up or brim with warm tears due to intense emotion”
热泪盈眶 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's eyes well up or brim with warm tears due to intense emotion”. Such as extreme joy or profound sorrow. Literally, “Warm tears brimming eyes”.
热泪盈眶 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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- rè热huǒ火cháo朝tiān天Bustling with activity and enthusiasm
- rè热chǎo炒rè热mài卖teach what one has just learned
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What does 热泪盈眶 mean?
热泪盈眶 (rè lèi yíng kuàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “One's eyes well up or brim with warm tears due to intense emotion”.
How do you pronounce 热泪盈眶?
热泪盈眶 is pronounced rè lèi yíng kuàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 热泪盈眶 literally mean?
Literally, 热泪盈眶 means “Warm tears brimming eyes”. It is used to mean “One's eyes well up or brim with warm tears due to intense emotion”.
What is the Chinese definition of 热泪盈眶?
盈：充满；眶：眼眶。因感情激动而使眼泪充满了眼眶，形容感动至极或非常悲伤。
