(idiom) wide-eyed and tongue-tied; describes being extremely surprised, stunned, or embarrassed

to stare with eyes wide open, especially in surprise, anger, or confusion

To stare from behind while being unable to catch up; describes falling far behind or being vastly outclassed. Often implies a sense of shock or helplessness at the size of the gap. Compare with [[望尘莫及|望塵莫及|wang4 chen2 mo4 ji2]].

(literary) to stare at something with wide eyes or a fixed gaze

To stare from behind after being outpaced; used to describe being left far behind and unable to catch up.

to stare back blankly; to return only a blank stare

To gaze or stare with wide-open eyes, especially when shocked, afraid, or filled with wonder.