瞪目哆口 — “To stare with wide eyes and an open mouth”
瞪目哆口 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stare with wide eyes and an open mouth”. To be dumbfounded or flabbergasted; to look astonished. Literally, “wide eyes, open mouth”.
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瞪目哆口 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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当魔术师变出消失的兔子时，台下的观众都瞪目哆口，不敢相信自己的眼睛。
When the magician made the rabbit disappear, the audience stared with wide eyes and open mouths, unable to believe their eyes.
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What does 瞪目哆口 mean?
瞪目哆口 (dèng mù duō kǒu) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to stare with wide eyes and an open mouth”.
How do you pronounce 瞪目哆口?
瞪目哆口 is pronounced dèng mù duō kǒu in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 瞪目哆口 literally mean?
Literally, 瞪目哆口 means “wide eyes, open mouth”. It is used to mean “to stare with wide eyes and an open mouth”.
What is the Chinese definition of 瞪目哆口?
睁大眼睛，张开嘴巴。形容惊呆的样子。