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鳳眼
fèng yǎn
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elegant, almond-shaped eyes with the inner canthus pointing down and the outer canthus up, like the eye of a phoenix
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凤眼兰
fèng yǎn lán
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water hyacinth
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鳳眼蘭
fèng yǎn lán
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water hyacinth
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黑眼圈
hēi yǎn quān
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dark circles (under one's eyes);
black eye
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黑眼珠
hēi yǎn zhū
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pupil of the eye
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鼓眼睛
gǔ yǎn jīng
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protruding eyes
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鼻青眼肿
bí qīng yǎn zhǒng
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a black eye (idiom); serious injury to the face;
fig. a setback;
a defeat
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鼻青眼腫
bí qīng yǎn zhǒng
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a black eye (idiom); serious injury to the face;
fig. a setback;
a defeat
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龍眼
lóng yǎn
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longan fruit;
dragon eye fruit;
Dimocarpus longan (botany);
CL:粒[li4]
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耶尔眼
yē ěr yǎn
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Earl's eyes; a fictional or personal name, likely referring to someone named Earl
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睁开眼睛
zhēng kāi yǎn jing
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to open one's eyes
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闭上眼睛
bì shàng yǎn jīng
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close one's eyes
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睁开眼睛
zhēng kāi yǎn jīng
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open one's eyes; to awaken from sleep or unconsciousness
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闭眼
bì yǎn
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close one's eyes
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亲眼见到
qīn yǎn jiàn dào
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see with one's own eyes; to personally witness something
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起眼
qǐ yǎn
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narrow one's eyes; squint, in this context 'narrowing the eyes'
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眼睫下
yǎn jié xià
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under the eyelashes; under the lashes of the eyes
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眼里
yǎn lǐ
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in one's eyes; from one's perspective
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蓝眼睛
lán yǎn jing
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blue eyes
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蓝眼睛
lán yǎn jīng
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blue eyes
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闭上眼
bì shàng yǎn
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close one's eyes
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戴眼镜
dài yǎn jìng
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to wear glasses
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几眼
jǐ yǎn
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a few glances; a small number of looks or glances
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亮眼
liàng yǎn
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eye-catching; attractive and impressive, often used to describe outstanding performance or appearance
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两眼
liǎng yǎn
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both eyes; a pair of eyes
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