The brows or the space between the eyebrows

the hair growing on the ridge above the eye socket

to frown or knit one's brow; expresses worry, distress, or discomfort

(slang) internet slang for a pretty young woman, derived from the pinyin initials of [[妹妹|妹妹|mei4 mei5]]

pressing in on one's eyelashes; describes a situation that is extremely urgent or close at hand

to knit the brows; to scowl

(literary) a person's brows and eyes; appearance; looks

(idiom) a matter of overwhelming urgency; a desperate situation where immediate action is required; literally "the fire is burning one's eyebrows"

the Emei Mountains [[峨眉山|峨眉山|e2 mei2 shan1]] in Sichuan province; also used in various place names in the region

Mount Emei in Sichuan; one of the four sacred mountains of Chinese Buddhism.

to have a worried or distressed look on one's face; to pull a long face; to frown with a miserable expression

To feel a sense of relief and pride after being freed from long-term oppression or hardship; literally to raise one's eyebrows and exhale a pent-up breath.

Straight eyebrows that slant upward and outward at the ends, resembling the shape of a sword

a person's facial features or looks; literally brows and eyes

beaming with joy; describe an expression of great exuberance, exultation, or high spirits

heavy, dark, and thick eyebrows

beaming with joy; all smiles; describes a look of extreme happiness with relaxed brows and laughing eyes

To apply makeup to the eyebrows; can also be used as a metaphor for the love and intimacy between a husband and wife.

Meishan, a prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province; the home of the Song dynasty writers Su Xun, Su Shi, and Su Zhe.

(literary) a man; male person; used as a metaphor because only men grow beards and thick eyebrows

Long and shapely arched eyebrows of a woman, resembling the curve of a willow leaf; also called [[柳叶眉|柳葉眉|liu3 ye4 mei2]].

To express love or attraction through one's facial expressions; to ogle or give someone the eye.

to knit one's brows; to frown in concern or displeasure

a look of joy appearing on one's face; used to describe happiness or delight that shows in one's eyes or expression

to have delicate and handsome features; pretty; well-proportioned and refined in appearance

Describes a person's appearance when they are deeply worried or distressed; literally, to have one's eyebrows knitted in a frown that will not relax.

the physical area on the forehead located directly between the eyebrows

the outer tip of the eyebrow

eyebrow pencil used in cosmetics

to make eyes at someone or give hints by winking and twitching one's eyebrows, often in a playful or improper way

thick eyebrows and large eyes, describing a person with well-defined, handsome, or heroic features

(idiom) to exchange flirting glances; to communicate through suggestive looks between a man and a woman

To lower one's eyes or eyebrows, indicating a focused or thoughtful state; to look down while concentrating or playing an instrument.

(idiom) benevolent and kind in appearance, literally meaning kind eyebrows and pleasant eyes

eyebrow; colloquial word for [[眉毛|眉毛|mei2 mao5]]

The highest part or ridge of the eyebrow; often used to refer to the inner ends of the eyebrows when expressing emotion or concentration

to raise one's eyebrows, often as an expression of joy, relief, or high spirits

to raise or knit one's eyebrows in anger; to look at someone with a cold or angry expression

brows furrowed in worry, or the act of furrowing them

a woman's delicate, finely curved eyebrows

to convey amorous feelings with one's eyes; to cast amorous glances or make eyes at someone

(literary) moth-like eyebrows; a woman's fine, slender, and curved eyebrows

Meishan, a prefecture-level city in Sichuan Province

(abbreviation) Mutual respect and harmony between a husband and wife; short for the idiom [[举案齐眉|舉案齊眉|ju3 an4 qi2 mei2]].

the fire is burning one's eyebrows; used to describe an extremely urgent or desperate situation that requires immediate action

To stare angrily and face someone or something with cold defiance; to treat with icy contempt.

literally "to lift the tray to eyebrow level"; used to describe a married couple who treat each other with great respect and love, based on the story of Meng Guang serving food to her husband Liang Hong

to begin to take shape; to show signs of progress; to be about to materialize

to lower one's head and bend one's back; used to describe a submissive or fawning attitude when flattering those in power