递眼色 Pronunciation and Pinyin
递眼色 Usage and Examples
to signal with the eyes
to give a meaningful look
to wink
当遇到类似的场合时，他们往往递眼色取笑他们。
When encountering the similar occasions, they often do not wink at them and go so far as to make fun of them.
The characters in 递眼色
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 递
- dì递shàng上hand, pass
- dì递shàng上le了handed over, passed to
- dì递le了shàng上qu去handed it up, submitted it
- dì递jiāo交submit, hand in
- dì递jiāo交le了submitted, handed in
- dì递jiǎn减Decrease, Decrement
- dì递jiā加progressive increase, increment
- dì递shēng升ascend successively
- dì递zēng增Incremental, Increasing
- dì递zēng增tiáo调zhěng整incremental adjustment, gradual adjustment
- dì递shàn嬗gradual transition, successive change
- dì递tiáo条zi子to pass a note, to hand over a note
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Open the tool →Questions about 递眼色
What does 递眼色 mean in Chinese?
递眼色 (dì yǎn sè) means “to signal with the eyes, to give a meaningful look, to wink”.
How do you pronounce 递眼色?
递眼色 is pronounced dì yǎn sè in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “to signal with the eyes” in Chinese?
“to signal with the eyes” is 递眼色 (dì yǎn sè) in Chinese.
How is 递眼色 used in a sentence?
This page has 1 example sentence using 递眼色, each with pinyin and an English translation.