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given an eye to
- 佞nìng
given to flattery
- 视而不见shì ér bú jiàn
turn a blind eye to
- 熟视无睹shú shì wú dǔ
turn a blind eye to
- 赠言zèng yán
words of advice or encouragement given to a friend at parting
- 睹而不见dǔ ér bú jiàn
look without seeing; turn a blind eye to
- 照看zhào kàn
look after; attend to; keep an eye on
- 假装不看见jiǎ zhuāng bú kàn jiàn
shut one's eyes to
- 着眼于zhe yǎn yú
with a view to, with an eye to
- 眼色yǎn sè
hint given with the eyes, meaningful glance
- 转赠zhuǎn zèng
make a present of sth. given to one
- 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
- 佯为不见yáng wéi bú jiàn
shut one's eyes to another's faults
- 酣hān
(drink, etc.) to one's heart's content; be given to heavy drinking
- 沉溺的chén nì de
given
- 给定gěi dìng
given; preset
- 赠予的zèng yǔ de
given
- 狄dí
Di, a term given to northern tribes in ancient China; a surname
- 酗xù
be given to heavy drinking
- 贽zhì
presents given at the first meeting; gifts to a superior
- 谋私利móu sī lì
have an eye to the main chance; seek personal gains
- 极为贵重jí wéi guì zhòng
worth a jew's eye
- 特定的tè dìng de
given, specifically
- 以眼还眼yǐ yǎn hái yǎn
an eye for an eye
- 留心看着liú xīn kàn zhe
keep one's eyes open; keep an eye open for
- 寝食俱废qǐn shí jù fèi
unable to swallow a bite of food or close one's eyes in sleep; unable either to
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