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瞳着双眼 Pronunciation and Pinyin

瞳着双眼 Usage and Examples

Staring with wide eyes

Eyes fixed intently

Watching intently

The characters in 瞳着双眼

Stroke Order
CharacterPinyinStrokesMeaning
瞳
tóng17pupil of the eye
着
zhe12to wear, touch, apply, or continue
双
shuāng4a pair; double
眼
yǎn11eye, insight, hole, crucial point

More words starting with 瞳

  • tóng瞳rén人pupil (of the eye)
  • tóng瞳rén仁pupil
  • tóng瞳zǐ子Pupil
  • tóng瞳kǒng孔pupil
  • tóng瞳yān焉méng懵dǒng懂Naive eyes, Confused gaze

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Questions about 瞳着双眼

What does 瞳着双眼 mean in Chinese?

瞳着双眼 (tóng zhe shuāng yǎn) means “Staring with wide eyes, Eyes fixed intently, Watching intently”.

How do you pronounce 瞳着双眼?

瞳着双眼 is pronounced tóng zhe shuāng yǎn in Mandarin Chinese.

How do you say “Staring with wide eyes” in Chinese?

“Staring with wide eyes” is 瞳着双眼 (tóng zhe shuāng yǎn) in Chinese.

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