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汉语拼音：cì yǎn

1.光线过强，使眼睛不舒服。

2.惹人注意并且使人感觉不顺眼：她这身大红大绿的穿戴，显得特别～。

1. 谓触目，接触到视线。

   唐 杜甫 《奉陪郑驸马韦曲》诗之一：“石角钩衣破，藤梢刺眼新。”

2. 引申指光线或颜色令人眩目。

   碧野 《雪路云程·飞越冰峰》：“军帽檐挂着黑布，遮住刺眼的雪光。” 艾青 《他死在第二次》诗：“避开刺眼的阳光，在阴暗里他看见：那些马车轻快地滚过。” 康濯 《水滴石穿》第三章：“刚使剃刀彻底刮过脑袋，头皮白得刺眼，正象一顶白鱼的鳞做的帽壳那么难看。”

3. 惹人注意并使人看了不顺眼、不舒服。

   明 张煌言 《洒血》诗之四：“乾坤竟如此，刺眼尽猴冠。” 萧乾 《一本褪色的相册·＜鱼饵·论坛·阵地＞》：“发排之前，我已尽量把刺眼的语句删去了。” 秦牧 《花城·海阔天空的散文领域》：“任何的败笔冗笔在篇幅短小的文章中，时常显得格外刺眼和难以掩饰。”

• Here and there a bit of green or red light is used to highlight some spots, but they don't offend the eye.

  四处点缀着一些绿色和红色的灯光，但它们都不刺眼。

• The sunlight is so bright that hurt my eyes, and the noisy city is not belong to me.

  注意是英语！！阳光好刺眼、这喧嚣的城市、不属于我。

• The sun was too hot and the light was too bright and the pain was like a white fire up the sides of my face, and in my eyes.

  太阳是如此的灼热刺眼以至于疼痛像是白色的火舌舔舐着我的脸颊，眼睛里也像是着了火。

• The colour of her dishevelled white hair seemed especially glaring in the dark room.

  他看见母亲的蓬乱的白发在昏暗的室内显得分外刺眼。

• The sun was two hours higher now and it did not hurt his eyes so much to look into the east.

  两小时过去了，太阳如今相应地升得更高了，他朝东望时不再感到那么刺眼了。

• Imagine the difference it might have made to Ireland and Iceland, say, if supervisors there had resisted banks' eye-watering credit growth.

  试想，如果监管者抵制银行刺眼的信贷增长的话，今天的爱尔兰和冰岛将有多么不同。

• But I can only do so in front of her a real me, others look strange to me too much glare of the.

  而我只能在她面前做一个真正的我，别人异样的目光对我来说太刺眼了。

• He approached the microphone, but blinded by the sun's glare on the snow-covered Capitol grounds, he was unable to read it.

  他走向麦克风前，但是却因为国会大厦屋顶上的白雪被阳光照得刺眼，所以他没办法念出稿子。

• In his figurative canvases, an artificial, unflattering radiance, like the glare from a TV screen, seems to flood the imagery from behind.

  在被他比喻为画布，人工，直言不讳的光芒，就像从电视屏幕刺眼，似乎洪水从后面的图像。