eye ()
rzeczownik policzalny (1.1) oko (1.2) wymowne spojrzenie (1.3) oczko (do włożenia liny, linki) (1.4) oko cyklonu (1.5) wzrok czasownik (2.1) wpatrywać się, przypatrywać się, obserwować
(1) eye; eyes (2) eye, eyed, eyed, eyes, eyeing / eying
(1.1) Chopping onions makes my eyes water. → Krojenie cebuli sprawia, że moje oczy łzawią. (1.1) She looked into my eyes. → Popatrzyła mi w oczy. (1.5) He felt ashamed and nailed his eyes to the floor. → Zawstydził się i wbił wzrok w ziemię.
(1.1) eye dialect • eyeball • eyebrow • eyelash • eyelid • blue-eyed • eye shadow • eyeliner eye patch • eye drops • bird's-eye view • worm's-eye view • eyeglasses • eye-witness • red-eyed bulbul • white-eyed buzzard • white-eyed buzzard • yellow-eye mullet • dark-eyed junco • yellow-eyed penguin • brown four-eyed opossum • red-eyed vireo • Vanikoro white-eye • Vanikoro white-eye • bull's-eye • starry-eyed • cock-eyed • apple of one's eye • keep an eye on • pie-eyed • bird's-eye view
eyeful, eyelet eyed, open-eyed
beauty is in the eye of the beholder • an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth • a good surgeon must have an eagle's eye, a lion's heart, and a lady's hand • pleasing to the eye • feast for the eyes • turn a blind eye • in the twinkling of an eye
>