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看人眉睫 is pronounced kàn rén méi jié in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 看人眉睫 means “Watch a person's eyebrows and eyelashes”. It is used to mean “to constantly observe someone's facial expressions and subtle cues to discern their mood, intentions, or approval, often implying a cautious or deferential attitude”.
睫:眼睑边缘上生的细毛。比喻看人脸色。