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  1. Oxford American Dictionary

    eyed

    • IPA[īd]

    美式

    • adj.
      having eyes of the type or number specified
    • 釋義
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    • 1. having eyes of the type or number specified a blue-eyed blonde a one-eyed cat

    eye

    • n.
      each of a pair of globular organs of sight in the head of humans and vertebrate animals: my cat is blind in one eye closing her eyes, she tried to relax
    • v.
      look at closely or with interest: Rose eyed him warily

    Oxford Dictionary

    eye

    • n.
      each of a pair of globular organs in the head through which people and vertebrate animals see, ... my cat is blind in one eye closing her eyes, she tried to relax
    • v.
      look at or watch closely or with interest: Rose eyed him warily

    Oxford American Dictionary

    googly-eyed

    • adj.
      having wide or bulging eyes: he makes stupid googly-eyed faces at my kids these poor, helpless googly-eyed kittens

    Oxford American Dictionary

    green-eyed

    • adj.
      having green eyes: a portrait of a young, green-eyed girl

    Oxford American Dictionary

    hawk-eyed

    • adj.
      having very good eyesight.

    Oxford Dictionary

    bright-eyed

    • adj.
      having shining eyes: creatures of the night—owls, bats, and bright-eyed cats

    Oxford Dictionary

    beady-eyed

    • adj.
      having small, round, gleaming eyes: a beady-eyed chicken

    Oxford Dictionary

    squint-eyed

    • adj.
      having a squint.

    Oxford Dictionary

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    eyed

    • IPA[ʌɪd]

    英式

    • adj.
      having eyes of the type or number specified: a blue-eyed blonde a one-eyed cat

    Oxford Dictionary