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单词 ↑Using the eyes
释义 ↑Using the eyes
Using the eyes
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 6 SL ↑♯ Using the eyes (294) in total
    1. (as) blind as a bat INFORMAL HUMOROUS ↑(as) blind as a bat
    2. -eyed suffix ↑-eyed
    3. -sighted suffix ↑-sighted
    4. 20/20 vision noun [S] ↑20/20 vision
    5. I'm just looking ↑I'm just looking
    6. sb's field of vision ↑sb's field of vision
    7. a watch out ↑a watch out
    8. acute adjective (ACCURATE/CLEVER) ↑acute
    9. acutely adverb (ACCURATELY/CLEVERLY) ↑acutely
    10. alert adjective ↑alert
    11. all eyes are on sb/sth ↑all eyes are on sb/sth
    12. antenna noun [C usually plural] (NOTICING) ↑antenna
    13. astigmatism noun [U] ↑astigmatism
    14. avert verb [T] (TURN) ↑avert
    15. be all eyes ↑be all eyes
    16. be watching the clock (ALSO have/keep your eye on the clock) ↑be watching the clock
    17. beady adjective DISAPPROVING ↑beady
    18. before your very eyes ↑before your very eyes
    19. beheld verb ↑beheld
    20. behold verb [T] OLD USE OR LITERARY ↑behold
    21. bespectacled adjective FORMAL ↑bespectacled
    22. bifocals noun [plural] ↑bifocals
    23. blind adjective (SIGHT) ↑blind
    24. blind verb [T] (DAMAGE SIGHT) ↑blind
    25. blindly adverb (NOT SEEING) ↑blindly
    26. blink verb ↑blink
    27. bore into sbphrasal verb with bore verb ↑bore into sb
    28. breathe down sb's neck DISAPPROVING ↑breathe down sb's neck
    29. cataract noun [C] (DISEASE) ↑cataract
    30. catch verb (NOTICE) ↑catch
    31. chart verb (SHOW/FOLLOW) ↑chart
    32. choroid noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑choroid
    33. ciliary muscle noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑ciliary muscle
    34. clap/lay/set eyes on sb/sth ↑clap/lay/set eyes on sb/sth
    35. come to sb's attention/notice ↑come to sb's attention/notice
    36. conjunctiva noun [C usually singular] SPECIALIZED ↑conjunctiva
    37. conjunctivitis noun [U] ↑conjunctivitis
    38. cornea noun [C] ↑cornea
    39. dim adjective (NOT CLEAR) ↑dim
    40. discern verb [T] FORMAL ↑discern
    41. disˈpensing opˌtician noun [C] UK (US optician) ↑dispensing optician
    42. downcast adjective (EYES DOWN) ↑downcast
    43. espy verb [T] OLD-FASHIONED ↑espy
    44. eye sb up INFORMALphrasal verb with eye verb [T] ↑eye sb up
    45. eye sth up INFORMALphrasal verb with eye verb [T] ↑eye sth up
    46. eye noun [C] (BODY PART) ↑eye
    47. eye verb [T] ↑eye
    48. eyeball noun [C] ↑eyeball
    49. eyeball verb [T] INFORMAL ↑eyeball
    50. eyebrow noun [C] ↑eyebrow
    51. eyeglasses noun [plural] US ↑eyeglasses
    52. eyeing (US ALSO eying) ↑eyeing
    53. eyelash noun [C] ↑eyelash
    54. eyelid noun [C] ↑eyelid
    55. eyes meet ↑eyes meet
    56. eyesight noun [U] ↑eyesight
    57. eyestrain noun [U] ↑eyestrain
    58. fall on/upon sth LITERARY (NOTICE)phrasal verb with fall verb ↑fall on/upon sth
    59. feast your eyes on sth/sb LITERARY ↑feast your eyes on sth/sb
    60. fix verb [T] (SIGHT) ↑fix
    61. focus verb ↑focus
    62. gape verb [I] (LOOK) ↑gape
    63. gawk verb [I] (UK ALSO gawp) informal ↑gawk
    64. gawp verb [I] ↑gawp
    65. gaze noun [S] ↑gaze
    66. gaze verb [I usually + adv/prep] ↑gaze
    67. get him, her, you, etc.! INFORMAL ↑get him, her, you, etc.!
    68. get a load of that! SLANG ↑get a load of that!
    69. get an eyeful INFORMAL ↑get an eyeful
    70. glance noun [C] ↑glance
    71. glance verb [I usually + adv/prep] (LOOK) ↑glance
    72. glare noun [C] (LOOK) ↑glare
    73. glare verb [I] (LOOK) ↑glare
    74. glassy adjective (EYES) ↑glassy
    75. glaucoma noun [U] ↑glaucoma
    76. glimpse noun [C] ↑glimpse
    77. glimpse verb [T] ↑glimpse
    78. goggle verb [I] INFORMAL ↑goggle
    79. goggles noun [plural] ↑goggles
    80. have a butcher's UK OLD-FASHIONED SLANG ↑have a butcher's
    81. have an eye for sth ↑have an eye for sth
    82. have eyes in the back of your head ↑have eyes in the back of your head
    83. have gimlet eyes (ALSO be ˈgimlet-eyed) literary ↑have gimlet eyes
    84. have/keep (all) your wits about you ↑have/keep (all) your wits about you
    85. hazel adjective ↑hazel
    86. hooded adjective (EYES) ↑hooded
    87. iris noun [C] (EYE) ↑iris
    88. keep your eyes peeled/skinned ↑keep your eyes peeled/skinned
    89. keep tabs on sth/sb ↑keep tabs on sth/sb
    90. lash noun [C usually plural] (HAIR) ↑lash
    91. leer verb [I] DISAPPROVING ↑leer
    92. lens noun [C] (EYE) ↑lens
    93. lens noun [C] (GLASS) ↑lens :: 3 × Optics, microscopy and lasers :: 3 × Eyesight, glasses and lenses :: 2 × Using the eyes :: 2 × The eye and surrounding area
    94. lid noun [C] ↑lid
    95. line of sight ↑line of sight
    96. lo exclamation OLD USE ↑lo
    97. look onphrasal verb with look verb ↑look on
    98. look out for sb/sthphrasal verb with look verb ↑look out for sb/sth
    99. look noun [C] (WITH EYES) ↑look
    100. look verb [I] (SEE) ↑look
    101. lorgnette noun [C] ↑lorgnette
    102. monocle noun [C] ↑monocle
    103. myopia noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑myopia
    104. myopic adjective ↑myopic
    105. nearsighted adjective US (UK shortsighted) ↑nearsighted
    106. not take your eyes off sb/sth ↑not take your eyes off sb/sth
    107. notice verb ↑notice :: 2 × Using the eyes :: 2 × The eye and surrounding area :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Eyesight, glasses and lenses
    108. observant adjective APPROVING ↑observant
    109. observation noun (NOTICING) ↑observation
    110. observation noun [U] (WATCHING) ↑observation
    111. observe verb [T] FORMAL (NOTICE) ↑observe
    112. observe verb [T] FORMAL (WATCH) ↑observe
    113. ocular adjective SPECIALIZED ↑ocular
    114. oculist noun [C] ↑oculist
    115. ogle verb [I or T] ↑ogle
    116. ophthalmologist noun [C] ↑ophthalmologist
    117. ophthalmology noun [U] ↑ophthalmology
    118. ophˌthalmic opˈtician noun [C] ↑ophthalmic optician
    119. optic adjective [before noun] SPECIALIZED ↑optic
    120. optical adjective ↑optical
    121. optician noun [C] UK ↑optician :: 2 × Using the eyes :: 2 × The eye and surrounding area :: 2 × Optics, microscopy and lasers :: 2 × Eyesight, glasses and lenses
    122. optometrist noun [C] US (UK optician) ↑optometrist
    123. out of/from the corner of your eye ↑out of/from the corner of your eye
    124. passer-by noun [C] ↑passer-by
    125. peek verb [I] ↑peek
    126. peep noun [S] (LOOK) ↑peep
    127. peep verb [I usually + adv/prep] (LOOK) ↑peep
    128. peer verb [I usually + adv/prep] ↑peer
    129. penetrate verb (MOVE INTO) ↑penetrate
    130. penetrating adjective (UNDERSTANDING) ↑penetrating
    131. perceive verb [T] (SEE) ↑perceive
    132. perceptive adjective ↑perceptive :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    133. percipient adjective FORMAL ↑percipient :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    134. pick sth up (NOTICE)phrasal verb with pick verb ↑pick sth up
    135. pick up on sth (NOTICE)phrasal verb with pick verb ↑pick up on sth
    136. pince-nez noun [C] ↑pince-nez
    137. pupil noun [C] (EYE PART) ↑pupil
    138. regard verb [T usually + adv/prep] ↑regard
    139. rest on sb/sthphrasal verb with rest verb ↑rest on sb/sth
    140. retina noun [C] ↑retina
    141. rubbernecker noun [C] (ALSO rubberneck) ↑rubbernecker
    142. saw verb ↑saw
    143. scan noun ↑scan
    144. scan verb (LOOK) ↑scan
    145. sclera noun [C usually sing] SPECIALIZED ↑sclera
    146. see verb (USE EYES) ↑see :: 2 × Using the eyes :: 2 × The eye and surrounding area :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Eyesight, glasses and lenses
    147. seeing is believing SAYING ↑seeing is believing
    148. sharp adjective MAINLY APPROVING (CLEVER) ↑sharp :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    149. sharply adverb (CLEVER) ↑sharply :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    150. shoot a glance at sb ↑shoot a glance at sb
    151. sidelong adjective [before noun], adverb ↑sidelong
    152. sight noun (VIEW) ↑sight
    153. sight noun [U] (ABILITY TO SEE) ↑sight
    154. sight verb [T] ↑sight
    155. sighted adjective FORMAL ↑sighted
    156. sighting noun [C] ↑sighting
    157. sightless adjective LITERARY ↑sightless
    158. spot verb (SEE) ↑spot
    159. spy verb [T] OLD-FASHIONED OR HUMOROUS (SEE) ↑spy
    160. squint noun [C] (EYE CONDITION) ↑squint
    161. squint noun [C] INFORMAL OLD-FASHIONED (LOOK) ↑squint
    162. squint verb [I] ↑squint
    163. stand over sbphrasal verb with stand verb ↑stand over sb
    164. stare noun [C] ↑stare
    165. stare verb [I or T] ↑stare
    166. sty (ALSO stye) noun [C] (SWELLING) ↑sty
    167. sunglasses noun [plural] (ALSO ˌdark ˈglasses, INFORMAL shades) ↑sunglasses
    168. sunnies noun [plural] INFORMAL ↑sunnies
    169. surveillance noun [U] ↑surveillance
    170. survey verb (LOOK AT) ↑survey
    171. suspensory ligament noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑suspensory ligament
    172. take sth in MAINLY US (WATCH)phrasal verb with take verb ↑take sth in
    173. the naked eye ↑the naked eye
    174. turn awayphrasal verb with turn verb ↑turn away
    175. unseeing adjective LITERARY ↑unseeing
    176. view verb (SEE) ↑view
    177. vision noun [U] (ABILITY) ↑vision
    178. visual adjective ↑visual
    179. visually adverb ↑visually
    180. watch out for sb/sthphrasal verb with watch verb ↑watch out for sb/sth
    181. watch the world go by ↑watch the world go by
    182. watch noun (LOOKING) ↑watch
    183. watch verb (LOOK AT) ↑watch
    184. wink verb [I] ↑wink
    185. witness noun [C] (SEE) ↑witness
    186. witness verb [T] (BE PRESENT) ↑witness
    187. wraparounds noun [plural] ↑wraparounds
    188. ˈbeetle-browed adjective ↑beetle-browed
    189. ˈblind ˌside noun [S] ↑blind side
    190. ˈboss-eyed adjective UK SLANG ↑boss-eyed
    191. ˈbug-eyed adjective ↑bug-eyed
    192. ˈcolour-blind UK (US colorblind) adjective ↑colour-blind
    193. ˈcontact ˌlens noun [C] ↑contact lens
    194. ˈcrow's feet noun [plural] ↑crow's feet
    195. ˈeye ˌcontact noun [U] ↑eye contact
    196. ˈeye ˌsocket noun [C] ↑eye socket
    197. ˈfour-eyes noun [S] INFORMAL ↑four-eyes
    198. ˈhawk-eyed adjective ↑hawk-eyed
    199. ˈnight ˌblindness noun [U] ↑night blindness
    200. ˈsafety ˌglasses noun [plural] ↑safety glasses
    201. ˈsnow ˌblindness noun [U] ↑snow blindness
    202. ˈvitreous ˌhumour noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑vitreous humour
    203. ˌaqueous ˈhumour noun [U] SPECIALIZED ↑aqueous humour
    204. ˌcompound ˈeye noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑compound eye
    205. ˌcross-ˈeyed adjective ↑cross-eyed
    206. ˌdark ˈglasses noun [plural] ↑dark glasses
    207. ˌdeep-ˈset adjective ↑deep-set
    208. ˌdouble ˈvision noun [U] ↑double vision
    209. ˌeagle ˈeye noun [C usually singular] ↑eagle eye
    210. ˌfar-ˈsighted adjective US (UK ˌlong-ˈsighted) (SEEING) ↑far-sighted
    211. ˌhalf-moon ˈglasses noun [plural] ↑half-moon glasses
    212. ˌhorn-ˈrimmed adjective [before noun] ↑horn-rimmed
    213. ˌlong-ˈsighted adjective (US ˌfar-ˈsighted) ↑long-sighted
    214. ˌlook-ˈsee noun [S] INFORMAL ↑look-see
    215. ˌoptic ˈnerve noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑optic nerve
    216. ˌpartially ˈsighted adjective ↑partially sighted
    217. ˌrazor-ˈsharp adjective (CLEVER) ↑razor-sharp :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    218. ˌsharp-ˈeyed adjective ↑sharp-eyed
    219. ˌshort-ˈsighted adjective (US ALSO nearsighted) (SIGHT) ↑short-sighted
    220. ˌsimple ˈeye noun [C] SPECIALIZED ↑simple eye
    221. ˌtunnel ˈvision noun [U] (SEEING) ↑tunnel vision
    222. ˌtwenty-ˌtwenty ˈvision noun [U] (ALSO 20/20 vision) ↑twenty-twenty vision
    223. at first glance ↑at first glance
    224. at first glance ↑glance
    225. be witness to sth ↑be witness to sth :: 2 × Using the eyes :: 2 × The eye and surrounding area :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Eyesight, glasses and lenses
    226. be witness to sth ↑witness :: 2 × Using the eyes :: 2 × The eye and surrounding area :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Eyesight, glasses and lenses
    227. case the joint ↑case the joint
    228. case the joint ↑case
    229. cast a look, glance, smile, etc. ↑cast a look, glance, smile, etc.
    230. cast a look, glance, smile, etc. ↑cast
    231. cast an/your eye over sth ↑cast an/your eye over sth
    232. cast an/your eye over sth ↑cast
    233. dart a glance/look at sb ↑dart a glance/look at sb
    234. dart a glance/look at sb ↑dart
    235. do a double take ↑do a double take
    236. do a double take ↑double take
    237. frames ↑frame
    238. frames ↑frames
    239. glasses [plural] ↑glass
    240. glasses [plural] ↑glasses
    241. go/turn (bright) red ↑go/turn (bright) red
    242. go/turn (bright) red ↑red
    243. have/take a gander INFORMAL ↑gander
    244. have/take a gander INFORMAL ↑have/take a gander
    245. have/take a peek ↑have/take a peek
    246. have/take a peek ↑peek
    247. have/take a shufti ↑have/take a shufti
    248. have/take a shufti ↑shufti
    249. keep a lookout for sth/sb ↑keep a lookout for sth/sb
    250. keep a lookout for sth/sb ↑lookout
    251. piercing eyes, look, gaze, etc. ↑piercing eyes, look, gaze, etc.
    252. piercing eyes, look, gaze, etc. ↑piercing
    253. see double ↑double
    254. see double ↑see double
    255. shades [plural] INFORMAL ↑shade
    256. shades [plural] INFORMAL ↑shades
    257. sight unseen ↑sight unseen
    258. sight unseen ↑sight
    259. spectacles [plural] (INFORMAL specs) OLD-FASHIONED ↑spectacle
    260. spectacles [plural] (INFORMAL specs) OLD-FASHIONED ↑spectacles
    261. the shadows [plural] ↑shadow
    262. the shadows [plural] ↑the shadows
    263. throw a glance/look ↑throw a glance/look
    264. throw a glance/look ↑throw
    265. well spotted UK ↑spot
    266. well spotted UK ↑well spotted
    267. white of the eye ↑white of the eye
    268. white of the eye ↑white
    269. acuteness noun [U] ↑acute
    270. acuteness noun [U] ↑acuteness
    271. astigmatic adjective ↑astigmatic
    272. astigmatic adjective ↑astigmatism
    273. bifocal adjective ↑bifocal
    274. bifocal adjective ↑bifocals
    275. leer noun [C] ↑leer
    276. nearsightedness noun [U] ↑nearsighted
    277. nearsightedness noun [U] ↑nearsightedness
    278. optically adverb ↑optical
    279. optically adverb ↑optically
    280. perceptively adverb ↑perceptive :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    281. perceptively adverb ↑perceptively :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Intelligence
    282. rubbernecking noun [U] ↑rubbernecker
    283. rubbernecking noun [U] ↑rubbernecking
    284. sharpness noun [U] ↑sharp :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Modern and fashionable :: 2 × Intelligence
    285. sharpness noun [U] ↑sharpness :: 2 × Perceptive :: 2 × Modern and fashionable :: 2 × Intelligence
    286. spectacle adjective [before noun] ↑spectacle
    287. staring adjective ↑be staring at sth
    288. staring adjective ↑stare sb in the face
    289. staring adjective ↑stare
    290. staring adjective ↑staring
    291. ˈsnow-blind adjective ↑snow blindness
    292. ˈsnow-blind adjective ↑snow-blind
    293. ˌeagle-ˈeyed adjective ↑eagle eye
    294. ˌeagle-ˈeyed adjective ↑eagle-eyed
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