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眼定定 (ngaan5 ding6 ding6) — meaning, pronunciation, examples

眼定定 (ngaan5 ding6 ding6, yǎn dìng dìng) — (adverb) to describe how someone is looking; staring; gazing fixatedly at something; (adjective) to describe the astonished expression on one's face from seeing something unexpected or shocking: goggle-eyed; popeyed; stunned; dumbfolded; gapemouthed

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beyond HSK

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