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Open the tool →蛾眉倒蹙,凤眼圆睁 (é méi dào cù , fèng yǎn yuán zhēng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a beautiful woman's angry expression”.
蛾眉倒蹙,凤眼圆睁 is pronounced é méi dào cù , fèng yǎn yuán zhēng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 蛾眉倒蹙,凤眼圆睁 means “Moth eyebrows furrowed, phoenix eyes wide open”. It is used to mean “describes a beautiful woman's angry expression”.
蛾眉:细长的眉毛;蹙:皱;凤眼:长而大的双眼皮眼睛。形容美女发怒的面容