eye

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n.NounThe part of the body that you see with

Your eye is red, did you catch a cold?

n.NounThe skill to see the good and bad parts of a thing

She will eye the cloth to make sure it is good

n.NounHole at the end of a needle

You must thread the eye of the needle carefully

v.t.Transitive VerbTo watch or study something closely

The baby is continuing to eye the new toy

n.NounThe ability to judge something; perception.

The problem is obvious to the trained eye.

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so you can click the eye card and do the poll.
so you can click the eye card and do the poll.

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Somebody get him before he pokes an eye out.
Somebody get him before he pokes an eye out.

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When light from an object enters our eyes, our eye lens bends it such that the image is formed on the retina.
When light from an object enters our eyes, our eye lens bends it such that the image is formed on the retina.
To focus image of a distant object on the retina, our eye lens becomes thin.
To focus image of a distant object on the retina, our eye lens becomes thin.

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To understand this better, close your right eye.
To understand this better, close your right eye.
However, with only one eye open, we get a horizontal field of view of only around 150 degrees.
However, with only one eye open, we get a horizontal field of view of only around 150 degrees.

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Don't go look at me with that look in your eye
Don't go look at me with that look in your eye
Don't go look at me with that look in your eye
Don't go look at me with that look in your eye

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Now, if it affects your eye, we call that "blast eye".
Now, if it affects your eye, we call that "blast eye".
It can cause eye injuries.
It can cause eye injuries.