热泪盈眶 rèlèi-yíngkuàng one’s eyes brimming with tears

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Traditional: 熱淚盈眶

Stroke order

热泪盈眶 is written in 38 strokes across 4 characters.

热泪盈眶 — the Chinese character for one’s eyes brimming with tears (rèlèi-yíngkuàng), stroke diagram — Stroke diagram for 热泪盈眶 — one’s eyes brimming with tears

热 — 10 strokes
泪 — 8 strokes
盈 — 9 strokes
眶 — 11 strokes

Senses

eyes brimming with tears of excitement (idiom)
extremely moved

Characters in 热泪盈眶

热 rè — to warm up; to heat up; hot (of weather)
泪 lèi — (bound form) tears; teardrops
盈 yíng — full; filled; surplus
眶 kuàng — (bound form) eye socket

Character meanings from CC-CEDICT (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Related words

热泪盈眶 is pronounced rèlèi-yíngkuàng and means “one’s eyes brimming with tears”.

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