司空眼惯 — “To be a common sight, hence nothing surprising”
司空眼惯 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be a common sight, hence nothing surprising”. To be accustomed to seeing something frequently. Literally, “Sikong's eyes are accustomed to it”.
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司空眼惯 Pronunciation and Pinyin
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像他这样早出晚归的工作者，在我们的城市里已是司空眼惯，没什么稀奇的了
For workers like him who leave early and return late, it's already a common sight in our city, nothing unusual.
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What does 司空眼惯 mean?
司空眼惯 (sī kōng yǎn guàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be a common sight, hence nothing surprising”.
How do you pronounce 司空眼惯?
司空眼惯 is pronounced sī kōng yǎn guàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 司空眼惯 literally mean?
Literally, 司空眼惯 means “Sikong's eyes are accustomed to it”. It is used to mean “to be a common sight, hence nothing surprising”.
What is the Chinese definition of 司空眼惯?
司空：古代官名。指某事常见，不足为奇