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眼眸
yǎn móu
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eyes
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眼窝
yǎn wō
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eye socket
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双眼
shuāng yǎn
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the two eyes
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看走眼
kàn zǒu yǎn
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to make an error of judgment;
to be taken in
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瞪眼
dèng yǎn
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to open one's eyes wide;
to stare;
to glare (at sb);
to scowl
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青光眼
qīng guāng yǎn
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glaucoma
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冷眼旁观
lěng yǎn páng guān
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the cool eye of a bystander;
a detached point of view
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眼冒金星
yǎn mào jīn xīng
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to see stars;
dazed
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眼药
yǎn yào
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eye drops;
eye ointment
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嗓子眼
sǎng zi yǎn
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throat
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法眼
fǎ yǎn
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discerning eye
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肚脐眼
dù qí yǎn
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navel;
belly button
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势利眼
shì lì yǎn
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to be self-interested
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慧眼
huì yǎn
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an all-seeing mind;
mental perception;
insight;
acumen
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枪眼
qiāng yǎn
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loophole (for firing);
embrasure
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碍眼
ài yǎn
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to be an irksome presence (i.e. sth or sb one wishes were not there)
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一板一眼
yī bǎn yī yǎn
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lit. one strong beat and one weak beats in a measure of music (two beats in the bar) (idiom); fig. follow a prescribed pattern to the letter;
scrupulous attention to detail
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大饱眼福
dà bǎo yǎn fú
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to feast one's eyes
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鸡眼
jī yǎn
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corn (callus on the foot)
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头晕眼花
tóu yūn yǎn huā
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to faint with blurred vision (idiom); dizzy and eyes dimmed
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扎眼
zhā yǎn
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garish;
dazzling;
offensively conspicuous
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火眼金睛
huǒ yǎn jīn jīng
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piercing eyes;
discerning eyes
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现眼
xiàn yǎn
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to embarrass oneself;
to make a fool of oneself
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眼帘
yǎn lián
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eyes (in literature);
eyesight
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眼角膜
yǎn jiǎo mó
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cornea
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