睽 (kuí) - to stare & to gaze
睽 · kuí
to stare;
to gaze;
to be separated;
to be at odds;
to deviate from;
also refers to the hexagram 'Opposition' in the I Ching.
to stareto gazeto be separated
Usage highlights
staring eyesto gaze intentlyto be separateddivergent opinionsthe Opposition hexagramisolated and alone
Usage & contexts
Examples
- They stared at each other in surprise (众目睽睽).
- The two views are widely divergent (意见相睽).
- He gazed intently at the distant mountains (他睽视着远山).
- There has been a long separation between friends (朋友久相睽).
Collocations
- staring eyes(众目睽睽)
- to gaze intently(睽视)
- to be separated(相睽)
- divergent opinions(意见睽异)
- the Opposition hexagram(睽卦)
- isolated and alone(睽孤)
Idioms
- Under the watchful eyes of the public(众目睽睽)
- The Opposition hexagram in the I Ching(睽卦)
- Separated and alone(睽孤)
- Widely divergent views(万目睽睽)
Cultural background
FAQ- Appears in the I Ching as the 38th hexagram 'Opposition' (睽卦), representing separation and the need to find common ground.
- The character combines the 'eye' radical with 癸, suggesting visual divergence or staring.
- Used in classical texts to describe states of separation, disagreement, or intense observation.