泪眼婆娑 Pronunciation and Pinyin
泪眼婆娑 Usage and Examples
Eyes blurred with tears
Tear-filled eyes
The characters in 泪眼婆娑
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 泪
- lèi泪rén人ér儿a weeping person, a person dissolved in tears
- lèi泪guāng光shǎn闪shuò烁Eyes glistening with tears, Teary eyes
- lèi泪shuǐ水Tears; salty fluid from the eyes.
- lèi泪wāng汪wāng汪Teary-eyed, Watery-eyed
- lèi泪liú流bù不zhǐ止Crying non-stop, Tears streaming
- lèi泪shī湿yī衣jīn襟Tears wet one's clothes., Clothes wet with tears.
- lèi泪zhū珠teardrops
- lèi泪hén痕tear stains
- lèi泪yíng盈yíng盈brimming with tears
- lèi泪yíng盈yíng盈de地With teary eyes, With eyes full of tears
- lèi泪yǎn眼Tearful eyes
- lèi泪yǎn眼wāng汪wāng汪de地Tearfully, With tearful eyes
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Open the tool →Questions about 泪眼婆娑
What does 泪眼婆娑 mean in Chinese?
泪眼婆娑 (lèi yǎn pó suō) means “Eyes blurred with tears, Tear-filled eyes”.
How do you pronounce 泪眼婆娑?
泪眼婆娑 is pronounced lèi yǎn pó suō in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “Eyes blurred with tears” in Chinese?
“Eyes blurred with tears” is 泪眼婆娑 (lèi yǎn pó suō) in Chinese.