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yǎn jing
n. eye
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Simplified Chinese

Traditional Chinese

Simplified stroke orders are based on the 'Standard of National Commonly-used Mandarin Chinese Characters (现代汉语通用字笔顺规范)', issued by the China National Language and Character Working Committee (国家语言文字工作委员会) on April 7th 1997. Traditional stroke orders are based on information issued by the Taiwan Ministry of Education.
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nǐ de yǎn jing zhēn mí rén
phr. Your eyes are really fascinating.
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wài miàn tài liàng le, tā zhí hǎo mī zhe yǎn jing .
phr. She has to narrow her eyes, for it was too dazzling outside.
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tā shēng bìng le, yǎn jing shī qù le yí wǎng de guāng cǎi .
phr. He is ill and his eyes lost their luster because of illness.
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bú yào zài àn chù dú shū, duì yǎn jing bù hǎo .
phr. Don't read in the darkness, it's harmful to your eyes.
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yǎn jing shì xīn líng de chuāng kǒu .
phr. Eyes are the window of the soul.
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wǒ jiā ér zi yǎn jing dà dà de, hěn dòu rén xǐ huan .
phr. My son has big (and cute) eyes; he's very adorable to people.
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tā de yǎn jing jìn shì
phr. He is short-sighted.
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zhè ge xiǎo gū niang wū hēi de tóu fa, dà dà de yǎn jing .
phr. This little girl has jet-black hair and big eyes.
bì yǎn jing
phr. close one's eyes
lán yǎn jing
nphr. blue eyes
dà dà de yǎn jing
phr. big eyes
zhēng yǎn jing
phr. to open eyes