乜 (miē) means "to squint; what (Cantonese)" in Chinese. It has 2 strokes with the radical 乙. Difficulty: 1.9/5.
to squint; what (Cantonese)
The character 乜 (miē) is written with 2 strokes. Follow the standard Chinese stroke order: top to bottom, left to right, outside before inside. The radical 乙 is one of its key components.
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乜 is pronounced miē in Mandarin Chinese. It means to squint; what (Cantonese).
他乜斜着眼看我。
tā miē xié zhuó yǎn kàn wǒ
He looked at me askance.
他乜眼看了看那个人。
tā miē yǎn kàn le kàn nà ge rén
He squinted at that person.
他的眼睛乜乜着,没睡醒。
tā de yǎn jīng miē miē zhe méi shuì xǐng
His eyes were squinting, as if he hadn't fully woken up.
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