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Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh

N.

Eyeball, orb, Colloq optic: The eye of the eagle isnearly as large as that of an elephant.

Vision, (eye)sight,visual acuity, perception: Her eyes are weakened by so muchreading.

Discernment, perception, taste, judgement,discrimination, percipience, perspicacity, appreciation,sensitivity; knowledge, recognition, comprehension: Shirley hasa good eye for Chinese antiques. Walmsley has the eye of anartist. 4 liking, affection, fondness, partiality, appreciation;lustfulness: Old Bisley still has an eye for the girls.

Ogle, leer, look, wink, glad eye, sidelong glance: The barmaidgave me the eye as soon as I walked in.

View, respect,regard, aim, intention, purpose, design, plan, idea, notion: Helent me the money with an eye to asking a favour in return.

Attention, regard, look, scrutiny, view, examination,observation; supervision: All our comings and goings were underthe watchful eye of Scotland Yard. 8 guard, lookout, watch,vigil: The class monitor is expected to keep an eye on theyounger children.

V. Examine, scrutinize, look at, regard: My futuremother-in-law eyed me up and down.

Behold, gaze or look orpeer at or upon, contemplate, study, regard, view, inspect;watch, observe: The doctor eyed the wound with concern.

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N. A the organ of sight in man and other animals.b the light-detecting organ in some invertebrates.

The eyecharacterized by the colour of the iris (has blue eyes).

Theregion round the eye (eyes red from weeping).

A glass orplastic ball serving as an artificial eye (his eye fell out).

(in sing. or pl.) sight; the faculty of sight (demonstrate tothe eye; need perfect eyes to be a pilot).

A particularvisual faculty or talent; visual appreciation (a straight eye;cast an expert eye over).

(in sing. or pl.) a look, gaze, orglance, esp. as indicating the disposition of the viewer (afriendly eye).

Mental awareness; consciousness.

A personor animal etc. that sees on behalf of another.

A = electriceye. b = private eye.

A thing like an eye, esp.: a a spoton a peacock's tail (cf. EYELET n.

). b the leaf bud of apotato.

The centre of something circular, e.g. a flower ortarget.

The relatively calm region at the centre of a stormor hurricane.

An aperture in an implement, esp. a needle,for the insertion of something, e.g. thread.

A ring or loopfor a bolt or hook etc. to pass through.

V.tr. (eyes, eyed,eyeing or eying) watch or observe closely, esp. admiringly orwith curiosity or suspicion.

All eyes 1 watching intently.

General attention (all eyes were on us). before one's (or one'svery) eyes right in front of one. do a person in the eyecolloq. defraud or thwart a person. eye-bolt a bolt or barwith an eye at the end for a hook etc. eye-catching colloq.striking, attractive. eye contact looking directly into anotherperson's eyes. an eye for an eye retaliation in kind (Exodus21:24). eye language the process of communication by theexpression of the eyes. eye-level the level seen by the eyeslooking horizontally (eye-level grill). eye-liner a cosmeticapplied as a line round the eye. eye mask 1 a covering of softmaterial saturated with a lotion for refreshing the eyes.

Acovering for the eyes. eye-opener colloq.

An enlighteningexperience; an unexpected revelation.

US an alcoholic drinktaken on waking up. eye-rhyme a correspondence of words inspelling but not in pronunciation (e.g. love and move). eyesfront (or left or right) Mil. a command to turn the head in thedirection stated. eye-shade a device to protect the eyes, esp.from strong light. eye-shadow a coloured cosmetic applied tothe skin round the eyes. eye-spot 1 a a light-sensitive area onthe bodies of some invertebrate animals, e.g. flatworms,starfish, etc.; an ocellus. b Bot. an area of light-sensitivepigment found in some algae etc.

Any of several fungusdiseases of plants characterized by yellowish oval spots on theleaves and stems. eye-stalk Zool. a movable stalk carrying theeye, esp. in crabs, shrimps, etc. eye strain fatigue of the(internal or external) muscles of the eye. eye-tooth a caninetooth just under or next to the eye, esp. in the upper jaw.eye-worm a nematode worm, Loa loa, parasitic on man and otherprimates in Central and West Africa. get (or keep) one's eye inSport accustom oneself (or keep oneself accustomed) to theconditions of play so as to judge speed, distance, etc. have aneye for be capable of perceiving or appreciating. have one'seye on wish or plan to procure. have eyes for be interested in;wish to acquire. have an eye to have as one's objective;prudently consider. hit a person in the eye (or between theeyes) colloq. be very obvious or impressive. keep an eye on 1pay attention to.

Look after; take care of. keep an eye open(or out) (often foll. by for) watch carefully. keep one's eyesopen (or peeled or skinned) watch out; be on the alert. lowerone's eyes look modestly or sheepishly down or away. make eyes(or sheep's eyes) (foll. by at) look amorously or flirtatiouslyat. my (or all my) eye sl. nonsense. one in the eye (foll. byfor) a disappointment or setback. open a person's eyes beenlightening or revealing to a person. raise one's eyes lookupwards. see eye to eye (often foll. by with) be in fullagreement. set eyes on catch sight of. take one's eyes off(usu. in neg.) stop watching; stop paying attention to. underthe eye of under the supervision or observation of. up to the(or one's) eyes in 1 deeply engaged or involved in; inundatedwith (up to the eyes in work).

To the utmost limit (mortgagedup to the eyes). with one's eyes open deliberately; with fullawareness. with one's eyes shut (or closed) 1 easily; withlittle effort.

Without awareness; unobservant (goes aroundwith his eyes shut). with an eye to with a view to; prudentlyconsidering. with a friendly (or jealous etc.) eye with afeeling of friendship, jealousy, etc. with one eye on directingone's attention partly to. with one eye shut colloq. easily;with little effort (could do this with one eye shut).

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Thông dụng

Danh từ

Mắt, con mắt

Xây dựng

Nghĩa chuyên ngành

cửa nhỏ

lỗ cửa nhìn

Kỹ thuật chung

Nghĩa chuyên ngành

lỗ

mắt

ô

vấu

vòng (búa)

vòng móc

vòng treo

Đồng nghĩa Tiếng Anh

N.

Eyeball, orb, Colloq optic: The eye of the eagle isnearly as large as that of an elephant.

Vision, (eye)sight,visual acuity, perception: Her eyes are weakened by so muchreading.

Ogle, leer, look, wink, glad eye, sidelong glance: The barmaidgave me the eye as soon as I walked in.

View, respect,regard, aim, intention, purpose, design, plan, idea, notion: Helent me the money with an eye to asking a favour in return.

Attention, regard, look, scrutiny, view, examination,observation; supervision: All our comings and goings were underthe watchful eye of Scotland Yard. 8 guard, lookout, watch,vigil: The class monitor is expected to keep an eye on theyounger children.

V.

Examine, scrutinize, look at, regard: My futuremother-in-law eyed me up and down.

Behold, gaze or look orpeer at or upon, contemplate, study, regard, view, inspect;watch, observe: The doctor eyed the wound with concern.

Oxford

N. & v.

N.

A the organ of sight in man and other animals.b the light-detecting organ in some invertebrates.

The eyecharacterized by the colour of the iris (has blue eyes).

Theregion round the eye (eyes red from weeping).

A glass orplastic ball serving as an artificial eye (his eye fell out).

(in sing. or pl.) sight; the faculty of sight (demonstrate tothe eye; need perfect eyes to be a pilot).

A particularvisual faculty or talent; visual appreciation (a straight eye;cast an expert eye over).

(in sing. or pl.) a look, gaze, orglance, esp. as indicating the disposition of the viewer (afriendly eye).

Mental awareness; consciousness.

A personor animal etc. that sees on behalf of another.

A = electriceye. b = private eye.

A thing like an eye, esp.: a a spoton a peacock's tail (cf. EYELET n.

). b the leaf bud of apotato.

The centre of something circular, e.g. a flower ortarget.

The relatively calm region at the centre of a stormor hurricane.

An aperture in an implement, esp. a needle,for the insertion of something, e.g. thread.

A ring or loopfor a bolt or hook etc. to pass through.

V.tr. (eyes, eyed,eyeing or eying) watch or observe closely, esp. admiringly orwith curiosity or suspicion.

All eyes 1 watching intently.

Acovering for the eyes. eye-opener colloq.

An enlighteningexperience; an unexpected revelation.

To the utmost limit (mortgagedup to the eyes). with one's eyes open deliberately; with fullawareness. with one's eyes shut (or closed) 1 easily; withlittle effort.

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