Idiom sentence-making: make sentences with the blink of an eye (about 30)

Make faces and take notes: j ǐ mé inngyn

Blinking explanation: signal with your eyes and eyebrows.

Winking Source: Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" Chapter 30 "Song Wu saw these two men again, winked at the two men with ju and made a few gestures."

Make faces: 1, Jack, that man over there is making faces at me and telling him not to make me angry.

2. What does the Frenchman who winks at him from all directions in the room have to do with him?

In front of the big screen showing the stock index in Shanghai Stock Exchange, the little boy is winking at the camera and making faces.

Soapy walked up to the woman and winked at her.

Fortunately, India has this custom since ancient times, and the outside world will not turn a blind eye to accusations and tell jokes in a low voice.

6. Don't make faces at Hong Kong tourists in China, they will think it is impolite.

7. Stop winking at that blonde!

8. Naughty boys, hiding behind them, winking and making strange faces.

9. The England striker said that the cunning Portuguese blinked after forcing himself out of the game on Saturday.

10, I left with my eyebrows drooping, just like making a face.

1 1, our eye movements, dilated pupils, biting or licking our lips, wrinkling our noses, panting, swallowing food, blinking and blinking will all expose our emotions.

12, at night in Zhongxing Village, strangers dare not enter. On the dark side street, three or five steps away, you can see the enchanting foreign women, making faces at pedestrians, which is terrible;