(idiom) under the watchful eyes of the public; with everyone's eyes wide open and staring; in full view of a crowd

under the glare of the public; all eyes are watching carefully

(literary) to be eccentric or unsociable; to be isolated and lonely

to be in disagreement; at odds or inconsistent with one another, especially regarding views or personalities

(literary) to suspect something; to find something strange or suspicious

(bound form) to stare or gaze with wide eyes; usually used in the phrase [[众目睽睽|眾目睽睽|zhong4 mu4 kui2 kui2]] to describe many people staring or watching intently

(literary) to be separated or parted from a person or place for a long time; also written [[暌违|暌違|kui2 wei2]]

(literary) to be parted or separated from one another