鼓眼努睛 — “Bulge eyes and strain pupils”
鼓眼努睛 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to widen and bulge one's eyes, often to signal something, express strong emotion, or show annoyance; to glare with bulging eyes”. Literally, “bulge eyes and strain pupils”.
鼓眼努睛 Pronunciation and Pinyin
鼓眼努睛 Character Breakdown
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- gǔ鼓wěn吻fèn奋zhǎo爪to bare fangs and brandish claws
- gǔ鼓wěn吻nòng弄shé舌speak eloquently, persuasively, or insincerely
- gǔ鼓chún唇zǎ咋shé舌instigate trouble with manipulative speech
- gǔ鼓chún唇nòng弄shé舌incite trouble with artful speech
- gǔ鼓chún唇yáo摇shé舌wag tongue to stir up discord
- gǔ鼓zào噪sì四qǐ起uproar breaks out everywhere
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Open the tool →Questions about 鼓眼努睛
What does 鼓眼努睛 mean?
鼓眼努睛 (gǔ yǎn nǔ jīng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to widen and bulge one's eyes, often to signal something, express strong emotion, or show annoyance; to glare with bulging eyes”.
How do you pronounce 鼓眼努睛?
鼓眼努睛 is pronounced gǔ yǎn nǔ jīng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 鼓眼努睛 literally mean?
Literally, 鼓眼努睛 means “bulge eyes and strain pupils”. It is used to mean “to widen and bulge one's eyes, often to signal something, express strong emotion, or show annoyance; to glare with bulging eyes”.
What is the Chinese definition of 鼓眼努睛?
眼睛张大、凸起的样子。指使眼色。