miǎo
  1. blind in one eye
  2. blind
  3. tiny
  4. humble
  5. to stare

CEDICT

  1. (archaic) distant; faraway
  2. (archaic) high; lofty; utmost
  3. (archaic) to be blind (in one eye)
  4. (archaic) to squint; to peer; to examine carefully
  5. (literary) tiny; minute; minuscule
  6. distant; faraway
  7. high; lofty; utmost
  8. tiny; minute; minuscule
  9. to be blind (in one eye)
  10. to squint; to peer; to examine carefully

Wiktionary

  1. 全盲
  2. 高远
  3. 微小卑微

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目盲 máng
  1. blind
  2. blindness
máng blind
我有個盲鄰居。

I had a neighbor who was blind.

Source: Tatoeba

盲目 máng
  1. blind
  2. blindly
  3. ignorant
  4. lacking understanding
愛是盲目的。

Love is blind.

Source: Tatoeba

mèi
  1. blind
  2. imperceptive
sǒu blind
xiā
  1. blind
  2. groundlessly
  3. foolishly
  4. to no purpose
汤姆瞎了。

Tom is blind.

Source: Tatoeba

  1. blind
  2. undiscerning
méng
  1. blind
  2. dim-sighted
艾蒙多也一樣。

Edmundo did the same.

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有目无睹 yǒu
  1. has eyes but can't see (idiom); unable or unwilling to see the importance of sth
  2. blind (to sth great)
百叶窗 bǎichuāng
  1. shutter
  2. blind
汤姆打开百叶窗,向窗外望去。

Tom opened the blinds and looked out the window.

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小不点 xiǎobudiǎn
  1. tiny
  2. very small
  3. tiny thing
  4. small child
  5. baby
几微 wēi
  1. tiny
  2. infinitesimal
wēi
  1. tiny
  2. miniature
  3. slightly
  4. profound
  5. abtruse
  6. to decline
  7. one millionth part of
  8. micro-
  9. Taiwan pr. wéi
微末 wēi
  1. tiny
  2. negligible
细小 xiǎo
  1. tiny
  2. fine
  3. minute
湯姆害羞到當他用細小的、幾乎聽不見的聲音問瑪麗她是否願意和他一起去影院時,看都沒看她一眼。

Tom was so shy that he didn't even look at Mary when he asked her in a thin, barely audible voice whether she might possibly consider going to the cinema with him.

Source: Tatoeba

细微 wēi
  1. tiny
  2. minute
  3. fine
  4. subtle
  5. sensitive (instruments)
  1. tiny
  2. insignificant
甚麼聲音?

What's that sound?

Source: Tatoeba

xiǎo
  1. small
  2. tiny
  3. few
  4. young
太小了。

It's too small.

Source: Tatoeba

戋戋 jiānjiān
  1. small
  2. tiny
渺小 miǎoxiǎo
  1. minute
  2. tiny
  3. negligible
  4. insignificant
yāo
  1. youngest
  2. most junior
  3. tiny
  4. one (unambiguous spoken form when spelling out numbers, esp. on telephone or in military)
  5. one or ace on dice or dominoes
  6. variant of yāo, to shout
有什么甜点?

What's the dessert?

Source: Tatoeba

孑孑 jiéjié
  1. outstanding
  2. conspicuous
  3. prominent
  4. tiny
下贱 xiàjiàn
  1. humble
  2. lowly
  3. depraved
  4. contemptible
卑陋 bēilòu
  1. humble
  2. petty
  3. crude
微贱 wēijiàn
  1. humble
  2. lowly
wěi
  1. humble
  2. rustic
  3. plentiful
菲薄 fěi
  1. humble
  2. meager
  3. thin
  4. to despise
孔子說:"像夏禹的為人,我找不到可以指責的漏洞。自己吃著菲薄的飲食,而卻用豐厚祭品祭拜祖先與神明;自己平時穿粗劣的衣裳,而在祭祀時穿戴華服禮帽;自己住小房子,卻盡力開通水道溝渠。像夏禹這樣的人,我實在找不到可以指責的漏洞了。"

Confucius said: " Yu the Great's conduct, I could not point out any flaws. He consumes meager amount of food, while offering boastful riches to the Gods and ancestors; He always don the crudest attire, but wears lavish garments when worshipping; He resides in a small house, yet forges water ways and ditches with all his might. Figures like Yu the Great, I honestly cannot point out any reprehensible flaws."

Source: Tatoeba

谦卑 qiānbēi humble
然後讓我去山谷,看看這朵美麗的花;這樣我也可以在甜蜜的謙卑中,學會成長。

Then let me to the valley go, This pretty flower to see; That I may also learn to grow In sweet humility.

Source: Tatoeba

谦逊 qiānxùn
  1. humble
  2. modest
  3. unpretentious
  4. modesty
湯姆曾是謙遜的。

Tom was humble.

Source: Tatoeba

低微 wēi
  1. meager (wages)
  2. humble (social status)
  3. feeble (voice)
卑微 bēiwēi
  1. lowly
  2. humble
孤寒 hán
  1. alone and poor
  2. humble
  3. (Cantonese) miserly
拙朴 zhuō
  1. austere
  2. humble
fěi
  1. poor
  2. humble
  3. unworthy
  4. radish (old)
虚心 xīn
  1. open-minded
  2. humble
谦诚 qiānchéng
  1. modest and sincere
  2. humble
lòu
  1. low
  2. humble
  3. plain
  4. ugly
  5. mean
  6. vulgar
微微 wēiwēi
  1. slight
  2. faint
  3. humble
男孩微微笑。

The boy is smiling.

Source: Tatoeba

榛芜 zhēn
  1. wilderness
  2. bushy and weedy
  3. humble
  4. inferior
huī
  1. to split
  2. to direct
  3. to brandish
  4. humble
bēi
  1. low
  2. base
  3. vulgar
  4. inferior
  5. humble
发直 zhí
  1. to stare
  2. to look blank
  3. to be fixed (of eyes)
suī to stare
瞠目 chēng to stare
目不转睛 zhuǎnjīng
  1. unable to take one's eyes off (idiom); to gaze steadily
  2. to stare
瞪眼 dèngyǎn
  1. to open one's eyes wide
  2. to stare
  3. to glare (at sb)
  4. to scowl
說好要瞪眼比賽的呀!

I said we're doing a staring contest!

Source: Tatoeba

níng
  1. to congeal
  2. to concentrate attention
  3. to stare