眼熟
Same in simplified and traditional Chinese
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- familiar-looking
- to seem familiar
In a conversation
0:21 cartoonDo I know him?
- Liangliang
灯灯,那个卖烤红薯的叔叔很眼熟。
Dengdeng, the uncle selling roast sweet potatoes looks so familiar.
- Dengdeng
眼熟?你在哪儿见过他?
Familiar? Where did you see him?
- Liangliang
不知道,就是很眼熟。
I don't know, he just looks familiar.
- Dengdeng
你再仔细看看。
Look more carefully.
- Liangliang
我知道了!他长得像我们数学老师!
I've got it! He looks like our math teacher!
- Dengdeng
你小声点,他也在看你,好像也觉得你眼熟。
Keep your voice down. He's looking at you too. Maybe you look familiar to him.
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In a sentence
2 examples这个人看起来很眼熟,我好像在哪里见过。
This person looks very familiar; I think I've seen him somewhere.
这家店的名字有点眼熟,可能以前路过。
The name of this shop looks a bit familiar; maybe I passed by before.
How to write
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Definitions adapted from CC-CEDICT, published by MDBG and its contributors, under CC BY-SA 4.0. Pinyin display and entry grouping have been adapted.
