聥 (jǔ) - To look up & to raise one's eyes
聥 · jǔ
To look up;
to raise one's eyes;
to gaze upward;
also refers to being startled or alarmed.
To look upto raise one's eyesto gaze upward
Usage highlights
Look upGaze upwardStartled lookRaise eyesLook up in surpriseUpward gaze
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He looked up at the stars (聥望星空).
- She was startled by the sudden noise (聥然一惊).
- The child gazed upward at the tall building (聥视高楼).
Collocations
- Look up(聥望)
- Gaze upward(聥视)
- Startled look(聥然)
- Raise eyes(聥目)
- Look up in surprise(惊聥)
- Upward gaze(仰聥)
Idioms
- Look up in astonishment(惊聥失色)
- Gaze upward in admiration(仰聥风采)
- Look up with reverence(肃然聥视)
Cultural background
FAQ- This character is relatively rare in modern usage, primarily found in classical Chinese texts.
- The character combines the ear radical (耳) with the component 禹, suggesting a connection to perception or attention.
- It often carries connotations of reverence or surprise when looking upward at something impressive or startling.