Dictionary › 瞪
瞪
dèng
What 瞪 means
- to open (one's eyes) wide
- to stare at
- to glare at
Example sentences
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大家都在瞪着。Dàjiā dōu zài dèng zhe.People were staring at us.
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女人瞪了我们。Nǚrén dèng le wǒmen.The woman glared at us.
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我没想瞪着看的。I didn't mean to stare.
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汤姆没有瞪着玛丽。Tāngmǔ méiyǒu dèng zhe Mǎlì.Tom wasn't staring at Mary.
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他们惊得目瞪口呆。Tāmen jīng de mùdèng-kǒudāi.They were left speechless.
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说好要瞪眼比赛的呀!I said we're doing a staring contest!
Words starting with 瞪
- 瞪眼dèng yǎnto open one's eyes wide; to stare; to glare (at sb)
- 瞪鞋摇滚dèng xié yáo gǔnshoegaze (music genre)
- 瞪羚dèng línggazelle
Words containing 瞪
- 目瞪口呆mù dèng kǒu dāi(idiom) dumbstruck; stupefied; stunned
- 迷瞪mí dèngpuzzled; bewildered; infatuated
- 干瞪眼gān dèng yǎnto watch helplessly
- 直瞪瞪zhí dèng dèngto stare blankly
- 直眉瞪眼zhí méi dèng yǎnto stare angrily or vacantly
- 吹胡子瞪眼chuī hú zi dèng yǎnto get angry; to fume
- 大眼瞪小眼dà yǎn dèng xiǎo yǎn(idiom) to look at each other, not knowing what to do
Characters built on 登
These share the phonetic component 登 (dēng), which is why their readings rhyme. Learning them as a family is far cheaper than learning them one at a time.
- 澄chéngclear; limpid; to clarify
- 橙chéngorange tree; orange (color)
- 凳dèngbench; stool
- 蹬dēngto step on; to tread on; to put on; to wear (shoes, trousers etc); (slang) to dump (sb)
- 镫dèngstirrup
- 噔dēng(onomatopoeia) thud; thump
- 磴dèngcliff-ledge; stone step
- 嶝dèngpath leading up a mountain
Characters that look like 瞪
Easy to confuse on sight. Compare them side by side once and the pair stops costing you.
- 橙chéngorange tree; orange (color)
- 瞭liàoto watch from a height or distance
- 赡shànto support; to provide for
- 醛quánaldehyde
- 瞠chēngstare at sth beyond reach
- 镫dèngstirrup
Sounds the same
Read dèng, tone for tone, but written differently.
- 凳bench; stool
- 蹬used in 蹭蹬
- 澄(of liquid) to settle; to become clear
- 镫stirrup
- 磴cliff-ledge; stone step
- 嶝path leading up a mountain
- 僜Deng ethnic minority of Tibet
- 邓surname Deng
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