What does "pupil" mean?

pupil

pupil;

pupil

tóng

〈name〉

(1)

(Phonetic. From the eye, child's voice. Original meaning: pupil)

(2)

Same as the original meaning [eye pupil], commonly known as "pupil". A retractable hole in the iris in the center of the eyeball

The pupil is also the eyeball. ——"Jade Chapter"

Shun's eyes were covered with heavy pupils. ――"Historical Records of Xiang Yu"

(3)

Another example: pupil (the small round hole in the center of the iris); pupil god

(4)

By referring to sight [sight; vision; view]. Such as: pupil (eye. Also refers to gaze)

pupil

tóng

〈shape〉

ignorant appearance ]. Such as: pupil (ignorance)

pupil

tóng

see [see]

< p>Sister-in-law puts it out of the cornice, with pupils on the top and pupils on the bottom. ——"Chinese Ballad Materials". Original note: "pupil, seeing."

pupil

tóngkǒng

[pupil of the eye] A contractile hole in the iris of the eye, found in most vertebrae Among animals, the pupils are round whether they expand or contract, but when the pupils of foxes and cats shrink, they become oval, like a slit

pupil person

tóngrén

[pupil (of the eye)] pupil. Also known as "pupil"

pupil

tóngzi

[pupil] pupil

pupil

tóng ㄊㄨ ㄥˊ

He was confused and stared at me: "You are like a newborn calf."

[～pore] The small hole in the center of the iris through which light enters the eye. Commonly known as "pupil", "pupil", "pupil"

pupil

móu

Name

(Phonetic. From the eye, Mou Sheng. Original meaning: pupil, eyeball)

Same as the original meaning 〖pupiloftheeye〗

Eye, eyeball. ——"Shuowen New Attachment"

If the chest is upright, the eyes will be clear. ——"Mencius·Li Loushang"

Pureness is clarity, and a glass of water can see the eyes. ——"Huainanzi·Shuo Shan"

Looking back, you can smile and be charming. ——Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Sorrow"

Another example: pupil (pupil person. Refers to eyes in general); puji (pupil person and white of eye)

Eye. The visual organ〖eye〗. Such as: eyes (eyesight); bright eyes and white teeth; staring eyes

eyes

①Physiological terms of the human body. Refers to the pupil god. "Shuowen": "Mu Tong (Tong) Ziye." For details, see Tong Shen Tiao.

②Human anatomy name. Refers to the eyeball. Volume 27 of "Jingyue Complete Book" quotes Zen Master Longmu as saying: "...people have two eyes, just like the sky has two rays. They are the most precious treasure of the body, gathering the essence of the five internal organs." See the article on eye beads.

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