肉眼 ròu yǎn ㄖㄡˋ ㄧㄢˇ juk6 ngaan5

  • naked eye
  • layman's eyes

Stroke order

Practice writing

Draw 肉 (1 of 2) — stroke by stroke.

Draw each stroke of the character in order using your mouse or finger. A hint appears after three misses.

Example sentences

  • 肉眼 ( ròu yǎn juk6 ngaan5 ) 可见 可見 ( kě jiàn ho2 gin3 )。

    Anyone can see.

  • 用 ( yòng jung6 ) 肉眼 ( ròu yǎn juk6 ngaan5 ) 就 ( jiù zau6 ) 能 ( néng nang4 ) 看见 看見 ( kàn jiàn hon3 gin3 )。

    You can see it with the naked eye.

  • 细菌 細菌 ( xì jūn sai3 kwan2 ) 微小 ( wēi xiǎo mei4 siu2 ) 到 ( dào dou3 ) 无法 無法 ( wú fǎ mou4 faat3 ) 用 ( yòng jung6 ) 肉眼 ( ròu yǎn juk6 ngaan5 ) 看到 ( kàn dào hon3 dou3 )。

    Bacteria are so small that they cannot be seen with the naked eye.

  • 你 ( nǐ nei5 ) 可以 ( kě yǐ ho2 ji5 ) 用 ( yòng jung6 ) 肉眼 ( ròu yǎn juk6 ngaan5 ) 观 觀 ( guān gun1 ) 星 ( xīng sing1 ), 用 ( yòng jung6 ) 望远镜 望遠鏡 ( wàng yuǎn jìng mong6 jyun5 geng3 ) 的话 的話 ( de huà dik1 waa6 ), 还 還 ( hái waan4 ) 能 ( néng nang4 ) 看 ( kàn hon3 ) 得 ( de dak1 ) 更 ( gēng gang3 ) 清楚 ( qīng chu cing1 co2 )。

    You can see the stars with your naked eye, and even better through a telescope.

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