Next to a word, one is in the mind, one is in the mind, one is in the mind, one is in the mind

盱xū radical strokes radical: 目 外strokes: 3 total strokes:

8 Wubi 86: hgfh Wubi 98: hgfh Cangjie:

BUMD Stroke Order Number: 25111112 Four Corner Number: 61040 Unicode:

cjk Unified Chinese Character U+76F1 Basic Meaning 1Opened eyes: open eyes to look directly).

Heng (raise your eyebrows.) It is mostly used for the observation of the political situation, such as "the overall situation" and "Chinese and foreign"). Detailed Meaning of Words 1

Open (one's eyes) wide. From the eye, to the sound. -- Saying" is a balance and a word.

Zuo Si "Wei Du Fu". Note: "Raise your eyebrows and look at it too."

Xuxuan. ——Xunzi Non-Twelve Sons" Xuheng is fierce and vibrant**. ——Hanshu Wang Mang's Biography 2

Another example: 璱目 (张目), 盱盱 (open eyes to look directly); 盱视 (open eyes to look directly) 3Open your eyes and look up; Look up [look up at] 盱,見也。

Dragon Shrine Handbook 4Another example: Xuyi (open your eyes and look up); Xusui (looking up) 5

Expand [expand] and expand the camp table, send people to graves, cut off bones, and violently raise corpses. ——Hanshu Gu Yongbiography" Yun He Qixuan. - Poetry, Xiaoya, Horensi" Common phrases 1

盱衡 xūhéng (1) [raise one's brows and look up] 盱heng 盱heng look around (2) [make a comprehensive survey] observe; Throughout the political situation 2盱眙 xūyí [name of a place)xuyi] county name, in the western part of Jiangsu Province 之盱眙 ([escape] to 盱眙). —Ming · Huang Zongxi's "The Biography of Liu Jingting" Xu's English Translation Dictionary Explanation 1

to open the eyes wide2. worried; uneasy; anxious

Trouble, thanks!

Xuyi. xūyí

The name of the county, in the western part of Jiangsu Province.

Xuyi ([escape] to Xuyi). — Ming

Huang Zongxi, "The Biography of Liu Jingting".

1. One eye and one is 盱, pronounced xū.

2. 盱, the Chinese character for which means to keep your eyes open.

3, "Saying": Xu, Zhang Muye. From the eye, to the sound. Zuo Si's "Wei Dufu" note: "Raise your eyebrows and look at it." ”

4. Again: Xuyi (looking upwards); Xusui (looking up).

5. Kangxi Dictionary: "Tang Rhyme" is in the cut "Ji Rhyme" and "Rhyme Meeting" is in the cut, and the sound is called. "Sayings" Zhang Mu also.

Those who look forward to the Six Books will hesitate to enter. "Note" refers to raising the eye. "Yi Yu Hexagram" repents.

Note: On the view also. "The Biography of Wang Mang of the Former Han Dynasty" is very colorful. "Note" eyebrows are balanced.

Xuheng, raise your eyebrows and raise your eyes.

Xu. xū

Open (one's eyes) wide

Xu, Zhang Mu also. From the eye, to the sound. - Sayings

It is said that it is a balance. Zuo Si "Wei Du Fu". Note: "Raise your eyebrows and look at it too." ”

Xuxuan. - Xunzi Fei Twelve Sons

Xuheng is strong, and it is vibrating**. ——Hanshu Wang Mang's Biography

Another example: 璱目 (张目), 盱盱 (open eyes to look directly); Gaze (open your eyes).

Open your eyes and look up; look up at

Xu, look up also. - Dragon Shrine Handbook

Another example: Xuyi (open your eyes and look up); Xusui (looking up).

Expand [expand].

He also made a wide range of camps, sent graves, cut off bones, and violently raised corpses. - Hanshu Gu Yongbiography

What a cloud. - Poetry, Xiaoya, Horensi

Xuheng. xūhéng

Raise one's brows and look up.

Xu Heng looked around. [make a comprehensive survey] Throughout.

Balance the political situation. Xuyi.

xūyí[(name of a place)xuyi] county name, in the western part of Jiangsu Province.

Xuyi ([escape] to Xuyi). —Ming Huang Zongxi, "The Biography of Liu Jingting". xū

Opened eyes: open eyes to look directly). Heng (raise your eyebrows.) It is mostly used for the observation of the political situation, such as "the overall situation" and "Chinese and foreign").

Zheng code: LAD, U: 76F1, GBK: EDEC

Number of strokes: 8, radical: 目, stroke order number: 25111112

The character next to the 目character is "目", which is a very common radical in Chinese characters, and it is also an independent Chinese character. In Chinese, there are many characters next to the character "目", such as: "eye", "eye", "pan", "eyebrow", "pupil", "eye", "dizzy", "眭", "眺", "眵" and so on.

These words are all related to eyes, vision, etc., because the word "目" itself is a radical that represents the eye. In addition to the words that mean eyes and vision, the words next to the word "目" have other meanings. For example, "staring", "looking", "seeing", "staring", "sleeping", "open", etc., these words are related to observation, gaze, sleep, etc.

In addition, there are some more obscure words next to the word "目", such as "眚", "眙", "眦", "眭" and so on, which are used less in daily life.

In short, the characters next to the character "目" are very common in Chinese characters, and they are all related to eyes, vision, etc., as well as other meanings. Mastering the pronunciation and meaning of these characters will help improve the ability to read and write Chinese.

The part on the left side of the word 目 is called "目旁" in Chinese characters, and the part on the right side is called "罒", which is pronounced as "wǎng" (the fourth with the sound of slow skill), which means net, net pei key, etc. Therefore, "目字旁一" is pronounced "mù wǎng".

盱 xū Open (one's eyes) wide] 盱,张目也。 From the eye, to the sound. -- Saying" is a balance and a word.

Zuo Si "Wei Du Fu". Note: "Raise your eyebrows and look at it too."

Xuxuan. ——Xunzi Non-Twelve Sons" Xuheng is fierce and vibrant**. ——Hanshu Wang Mang's Biography" Another example:

璱目 (张目), 盱盱 (盱目直線); 盱视 (open eyes to look directly) Open your eyes and look up; Look up [look up at] 盱,見也。 - Dragon Shrine Handbook" Another example: Xuyi (open eyes and look up); 盱睢 (open your eyes and look up) expand [expand] and expand the camp table, send people to graves, cut off bones, and violently raise corpses.

——Hanshu Gu Yongbiography" Yun He Qixuan. ——Poetry Xiao Ya 何人斯 盱衡 xūhéng [raise one's brows and look up] raise eyebrows and raise eyes 盱heng look around [make a comprehensive survey] observe; Looking at the political situation of Xuheng Xuyi xūyí [name of a place)xuyi] county name, in the western part of Jiangsu Province, Xuyi ([escape] to Xuyi).—Ming Huang Zongxi, "The Biography of Liu Jingting" 盱 xū 张目:

Look straight ahead).Heng (raise your eyebrows.) It is mostly used for the observation of the political situation, such as "the overall situation" and "Chinese and foreign").

Zheng code: lad,u:76f1,gbk:

EDEC Number of Strokes: 8, Radical: 目, Stroke Order Number:

Xu. Read xū

Detailed literal meaning. 盱 xū

Movement (1) open (one's eyes) wide

Xu, Zhang Mu also. From the eye, to the sound. - Sayings

It is said that it is a balance. Zuo Si "Wei Du Fu". Note: "Raise your eyebrows and look at it too." ”

Xuxuan. - Xunzi Fei Twelve Sons

Xuheng is strong, and it is vibrating**. ——Hanshu Wang Mang's Biography

2) Another example: 璱目 (open eye), 盱盱 (open eyes to look directly); (3) Open your eyes and look up; Look up [look up at] 盱,見也。 - Dragon Shrine Handbook

4) Another example: Xuyi (open your eyes and look up); 盱睢 (5) expand [expand].

He also made a wide range of camps, sent graves, cut off bones, and violently raised corpses. - Hanshu Gu Yongbiography

What a cloud. - Poetry, Xiaoya, Horensi

Commonly used phrases. Xuheng Xuyi.

1. A 隹 next to the word is [睢] pinyin [suī].

2. "睢", the Chinese character, pinyin is suī, huī. "隹" means "(bird's head) sharp". "目" refers to the gaze. The combination of "目" and "隹" means "sharp gaze". Sui, also the name of the place, in today's Shangqiu, Henan, with the place of residence as the surname.

Most of the kanji next to the Obime character are related to the eyes.

Reason: The eyes are pictographs, oracle bone inscriptions and small seal glyphs, like eye shapes, the outer contours are like eye sockets, the inside is like pupils, and the small seals are treated as lines. In the pre-Qin period, the eyes were used more, and after the two Han Dynasty, the eyes gradually increased. "目" has the color of written language, and the original meaning is the meaning of eyes.

Words related to the eyes next to the word "eye" such as:

1. Staring: Gaze, concentrate on the vision and do not relax.

2. Blindness: I can't see things, and I can't recognize things.

3. 盳: the same blindness, which means that you can't see things.

4. Shu: Tongming, which means to see.

5. Eyeballs: Eye rolling.