What does clumsy eyes mean?

Clumsy eyes means not seeing or recognizing.

Pinyin yǎn zhuō.

Basic definition: "eyes clumsy" is a Chinese word, which means not seeing or recognizing. It is mostly used as a humble word when one cannot recognize the other person due to poor observation ability. Dull eyesight; poor eyesight. Often used as a formula.

From "Youxian Cave" by Zhang Jue of the Tang Dynasty: "The angry Qiu Hu has a clumsy eye and wastes his gold; the mad man who wants to be a father is a waste of white jade."

Example "Heroes of Sons and Daughters" Chapter 15 of "Biography": "Forgive me for my poor eyesight, I can't think of it at the moment."

The grammatical word formation method is subject-predicate form; it is usually used as subject, predicate, and adverbial in a sentence.

Antonym recognition: being able to determine that a certain person or thing is this person or thing and not someone else.

Clumsy eyes

1. It turns out to be Senior Liuyun of Tianfu Mountain! The younger generation had poor eyesight and did not know a true gentleman, so he mistakenly regarded the senior as an unknown junior.

2. I’m sorry that I am blind and don’t recognize this thing. I hope Senior Brother Wu can tell me what the magical function of this blood mulberry is.

3. Forgive me for my blindness, but I really do not remember meeting the guru.

4. I’m sorry for my poor eyesight, but I don’t know how to cultivate one’s true nature and cultivate one’s character.

5. Senior, please forgive me for being clumsy and not remembering that we have met.

6. I'm sorry for my blindness, but I don't know your name. I hope you can forgive me.

7. It turns out that he is a master of Baiyun. He is a formidable young man. All the generals from famous families are talented. Haha, Jia’s blindness did not recognize him!