眪 (bǐng) - 1. To gaze at & to look intently. 2. A bright, clear appearance
眪 · bǐng
1.
To gaze at;
to look intently.
2.
A bright, clear appearance of the eyes.
1. To gaze atto look intently. 2. A bright, clear appearance
Usage highlights
To gaze atBrightLook intentlyClear gazeStare fixedlyDirect one's gaze
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He gazed intently at the distant mountains (眪着远山).
- Her eyes were bright and clear (眼睛眪眪有神).
- The child looked at the stars with wonder (孩子眪视着星星).
Collocations
- To gaze at(眪视)
- Bright-eyed(眪眪)
- Look intently(眪望)
- Clear gaze(眪目)
- Stare fixedly(凝眪)
- Direct one's gaze(注眪)
Idioms
- Gazing with bright eyes(眪眪有神)
- Looking intently into the distance(眪望远方)
- Fixed gaze without distraction(专心眪视)
Cultural background
FAQ- A relatively rare character in modern usage, primarily found in classical texts.
- Emphasizes the quality and intensity of looking rather than just the act of seeing.
- Associated with clarity of vision and focused attention in literary contexts.