eye

🇺🇸 /aɪ/ 🇬🇧 /aɪ/
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noun
A1

The part of the face that you use to see.

She opened her eye to look at the bright light.

R

Having a certain kind or number of eyes.

The one-eyed cat has a blue eye.

R

The ability to see things well.

He has a good eye for spotting mistakes.

R

A way of looking at something.

She saw the problem with a careful eye.

R

The hole in a needle for thread.

The needle's eye is too small for this thread.

R

A small metal loop for fastening clothes.

The hook fits into the eye to close the dress.

R

The calm center of a storm.

The ship was in the eye of the storm.

R

A spot on a potato where a new plant can grow.

Each eye on the potato can sprout a new plant.

verb
R

To look at something carefully.

He eyed the cake before taking a slice.

translation

n. The part of the face that you use to see.; Having a certain kind or number of eyes.; The ability to see things well.; A way of looking at something.; The hole in a needle for thread.; A small metal loop for fastening clothes.; The calm center of a storm.; A spot on a potato where a new plant can grow.
v. To look at something carefully.

Word Forms

3rd Present eyes
Plural eyes
Past eyed
Progressive eyeing
Perfect eyed