瞪眼 (dèng yǎn) — to stare with wide eyes (as a sign of anger or threat); to glare at someone; to glower

Definition

A verb-object phrase meaning 'to glare' — eyes wide and fixed on someone, showing anger or threat. Often used with 看着 or as 瞪了…一眼.

verb
to stare with wide eyes (as a sign of anger or threat)to glare at someoneto glower

Examples

  • 瞪眼
    Tā shēng qì dì dèng yǎn kàn zhe wǒ.
    He stared at me angrily.
  • Tā dèng le wǒ yì yǎn jiù zǒu le.
    She gave me a glare and left.
  • 瞪眼
    Bié lǎo gēn rén dèng yǎn, yǒu huà hǎo hǎo shuō.
    Don't keep glaring at people; if you have something to say, say it nicely.

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