四目相睽 Pronunciation and Pinyin
四目相睽 Usage and Examples
Their eyes met
They stared at each other
Their gazes locked
The characters in 四目相睽
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 四
- sì四xià下all around, on all sides
- sì四gè个four
- sì四gè个xiǎo小shí时four hours, 4 hours
- sì四gè个yuè月four months
- sì四fú伏Lurking everywhere
- sì四wèi位four digits, four people
- sì四tǐ体four limbs, four calligraphic styles
- sì四tǐ体bù不qín勤wǔ五gǔ谷bù不fēn分Lazy and ignorant of basic practicalities., Unaccustomed to physical labor and ignorant of farming.
- sì四tǐ体suān酸tòng痛Aches all over, Sore all over
- sì四shí十forty
- sì四shí十chū出tóu头in one's early forties, just over forty
- sì四shí十duō多suì岁forty-something, in one's forties
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Open the tool →Questions about 四目相睽
What does 四目相睽 mean in Chinese?
四目相睽 (sì mù xiāng kuí) means “Their eyes met, They stared at each other, Their gazes locked”.
How do you pronounce 四目相睽?
四目相睽 is pronounced sì mù xiāng kuí in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Their eyes met” in Chinese?
“Their eyes met” is 四目相睽 (sì mù xiāng kuí) in Chinese.