1, glance left and right is an idiom pronounced zuǒ gù yòu pàn n.
It means look left and right. It can be used to describe affectation, indecision, etc.
Source: The Legend of Snow Goose, the sixth time: "Snow Goose looked around and admired it once, thinking of the bronze mirror screen of Emperor Yang Di, she couldn't help but shake her soul."
Look left and right is an idiom, pronounced zuzu ǒ gü y ò u pà n.
It means look left and right. It can be used to describe affectation, indecision, etc.
Source: The Legend of Snow Goose, the sixth time: "Snow Goose looked around and admired it once, thinking of the bronze mirror screen of Emperor Yang Di, she couldn't help but shake her soul."
3, scratching their heads, Chinese idioms, as attributes.
Pinyin: Zhuār náo sāI
Interpretation: scratch: scratch. Scratch your ears, scratch your cheeks. Describe people's anxiety, distress and confusion when they are powerless.
Source: The Third Journey of Lao Can: "Yao Yunweng told you how your knowledge and conduct are, how familiar you are with the world, and you like it very much."
Extended data:
The antonym of looking around: single-minded, unfocused, absorbed, else.
1, wholeheartedly, China idiom,
Pinyin is: y and x and n and y and y,
Describe doing things wholeheartedly, doing only one thing wholeheartedly.
Source: Hao Ran's Sunny Day, Chapter 6: "At this time, Ma Zhiyue tried every means to find every opportunity to show his undivided attention to the party."
2, staring at, China idiom.
Pinyin: mù bù zhu ù n j ù ng j ù ng
Eyes fixed on it. Describe a high concentration.
Source: Feng Ming magnum "Yu Shi Ming Yan" Volume 1: "Chen Dalang looked up and saw a young belle upstairs. He stared at it. He just said that he was very happy with him and gave him a glad eye upstairs. "
3. Concentration is an idiom, pronounced as j joj Ρ ng hu ? shé n.
It means to look intently. Describe concentration and high concentration.