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    Referring to gaze or perspective with 眼光 (yǎnguāng)

    Description & Modification
    Topic & Focus

    Structure

    用 + Noun + 的 + 眼光

    Explanation

    眼光 (yǎnguāng) means "gaze," "vision," or "perspective," referring to either a physical look or a figurative way of viewing things. It can describe both literal sight and judgment or taste. For example, 看待年轻人的眼光 means "the perspective of regarding a young person."

    Examples

    • 她挑东西的眼光特别好,总能买到好货。

      Tā tiāo dōngxi de yǎnguāng tèbié hǎo, zǒng néng mǎi dào hǎo huò.

      She has a great eye for picking things and always manages to find good stuff.

    • 他用怀疑的眼光看着我,让我很不舒服。

      tā yòng huáiyí de yǎnguāng kàn zhe wǒ, ràng wǒ hěn bù shūfu.

      He looked at me with a suspicious gaze, which made me very uncomfortable.

    • 要用长远的眼光看问题,别只看眼前。

      yào yòng chángyuǎn de yǎnguāng kàn wèntí, bié zhǐ kàn yǎnqián.

      You should look at problems with a long-term perspective, don't just focus on the present.

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