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Better to have one eye than be blind altogether.
- 举止不检点jǔ zhǐ bú jiǎn diǎn
no better than one should be
- 强似qiáng sì
better than
- 佯作不见yáng zuò bú jiàn
feign blindness; close one's eyes to [upon]; look through one's fingers at
- 赛过sài guò
be better than, surpass
- 视而不见shì ér bú jiàn
turn a blind eye to
- 熟视无睹shú shì wú dǔ
turn a blind eye to
- 最多是zuì duō shì
not better than
- 眇miǎo
blind in one eye; blind; very small; tiny; minute
- 愈yù
heal; recover; be better than; more; increasingly
- 睹而不见dǔ ér bú jiàn
look without seeing; turn a blind eye to
- 惶惶欲泪huáng huáng yù lèi
be close to tears; Tears were very near to one's eyes.
- 假装不看见jiǎ zhuāng bú kàn jiàn
shut one's eyes to
- 秀色可餐xiù sè kě cān
be beautiful enough to feast the eyes; a beauty to feast one's eyes on; so pretty
- 聊胜于无liáo shèng yú wú
Half a loaf is better than no bread
- 眼馋肚饱yǎn chán dù bǎo
have eyes bigger than the belly
- 眼大肚小yǎn dà dù xiǎo
have eyes bigger than the belly
- 佯为不见yáng wéi bú jiàn
shut one's eyes to another's faults
- 看不懂kàn bú dǒng
be blind to
- 亡羊补牢wáng yáng bǔ láo
better late than never; It's never too late to mend.
- 赏心悦目shǎng xīn yuè mù
be good to hear or see; feast one's eyes on sth.
- 恭敬不如从命gōng jìng bú rú cóng mìng
Obedien is better than politeness
- 有点醉意yǒu diǎn zuì yì
have a drop in one's eye
- 几乎等于jǐ hū děng yú
no better than
- 盼望已久pàn wàng yǐ jiǔ
have been longing to see; have long been looking forward to; have long desired to
- 百闻不如一见bǎi wén bú rú yī jiàn
it is better to see for oneself rather than to hear for many times
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