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挤眉溜眼 — “To make gestures with one's eyes and eyebrows”

挤眉溜眼 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make gestures with one's eyes and eyebrows”. To wink and signal mischievously. Literally, “Squeeze eyebrows, dart glances”.

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挤眉溜眼 Pronunciation and Pinyin

  • 挤jǐ
  • 眉méi
  • 溜liū
  • 眼yǎn

挤眉溜眼 Character Breakdown

CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
挤
jǐ9squeeze, push, crowded
眉
méi9eyebrow
溜
liū13slide, glide, slip away
眼
yǎn11eye, insight, hole, crucial point

Example Sentence with 挤眉溜眼

孩子们在课堂上偷偷地挤眉溜眼,互相传递着小秘密,生怕被老师发现。
The children secretly made eyes and gestures at each other in class, passing little secrets, afraid of being discovered by the teacher.

Idioms Related to 挤眉溜眼

Synonyms of 挤眉溜眼

  • jǐ挤méi眉nòng弄yǎn眼to wink and make gestures with eyebrows

More idioms starting with 挤

  • jǐ挤shǒu手niē捏jiǎo脚make suggestive physical contact
  • jǐ挤jǐ挤chā插chā插extremely crowded and bustling
  • jǐ挤yá牙gāo膏reveal information bit by bit

Questions about 挤眉溜眼

What does 挤眉溜眼 mean?
挤眉溜眼 (jǐ méi liū yǎn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to make gestures with one's eyes and eyebrows”.
How do you pronounce 挤眉溜眼?
挤眉溜眼 is pronounced jǐ méi liū yǎn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 挤眉溜眼 literally mean?
Literally, 挤眉溜眼 means “Squeeze eyebrows, dart glances”. It is used to mean “to make gestures with one's eyes and eyebrows”.
What is the Chinese definition of 挤眉溜眼?
用眼睛、眉毛示意。同“挤眉弄眼”。
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