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have eyes like saucers
- 秀色可餐xiù sè kě cān
be beautiful enough to feast the eyes; a beauty to feast one's eyes on; so pretty
- 以牙还牙yǐ yá hái yá
return like for like; retaliate; an eye for an eye
- 盱衡当世xū héng dāng shì
have the knowledge of the time; have open eyes and know what is going on
- 害眼hài yǎn
have eye trouble
- 眼馋肚饱yǎn chán dù bǎo
have eyes bigger than the belly
- 眼大肚小yǎn dà dù xiǎo
have eyes bigger than the belly
- 各有所好gè yǒu suǒ hǎo
each has his likes and dislikes
- 有点醉意yǒu diǎn zuì yì
have a drop in one's eye
- 茶碟chá dié
saucer
- 茶托chá tuō
saucer
- 垫盘diàn pán
saucer
- 小碟xiǎo dié
saucer
- 觊觎jì yú
covet; cast greedy eyes on; cast one's covetous eyes on
- 饱眼福bǎo yǎn fú
feast one's eyes on
- 擦亮眼睛cā liàng yǎn jīng
sharpen one's eyes
- 夺目duó mù
dazzle the eyes
- 两点liǎng diǎn
deuce, snake eyes
- 谨慎小心jǐn shèn xiǎo xīn
keep one's eyes peeled
- 瞑目长逝míng mù zhǎng shì
closed one's eyes forever
- 炯炯有神jiǒng jiǒng yǒu shén
one's eyes brimming with radiating vigour; with bright piercing eyes
- 留心看着liú xīn kàn zhe
keep one's eyes open; keep an eye open for
- 谋私利móu sī lì
have an eye to the main chance; seek personal gains
- 瞑míng
close the eyes; dark; dim-sighted
- 假装不看见jiǎ zhuāng bú kàn jiàn
shut one's eyes to
- 开眼kāi yǎn
open one's eyes, widen one's view
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