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| Pronunciation |
: |
dèng |
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| Meaning |
: |
- stare; glare (because of angry or unsatisfactory). (v)
- open one’s eyes wide. (v)
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| Radical |
: |
目 |
| Strokes |
: |
17 |
| Traditional |
: |
瞪 |
| Usage |
: |
2.7% |
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Common Words / Phrases:
Sentences:
| 1. She gave me a sour look. |
| tā |
hěn |
hěn |
de |
dèng |
le |
wǒ |
yī |
yǎn |
。 |
| 她 |
狠 |
狠 |
地 |
瞪 |
了 |
我 |
一 |
眼 |
。 |
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| 她 |
: |
she |
| 狠狠 |
: |
(adverb) used to indicate being ferocious or having excited emotions. |
| 地 |
: |
(particle) used after adverbial |
| 瞪 |
: |
stare |
| 了 |
: |
(particle) used after an action that has taken place |
| 我 |
: |
I |
| 一 |
: |
(particle) used between a verb and a verbal measure |
| 眼 |
: |
eye; look |
|
| 2. The cat dilated its eyes. |
| māo |
dèng |
dà |
yǎn |
jīng |
。 |
| 猫 |
瞪 |
大 |
眼 |
睛 |
。 |
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| 猫 |
: |
cat |
| 瞪 |
: |
open one’s eyes wide |
| 大 |
: |
big |
| 眼睛 |
: |
eye |
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