squint
squint 英 [skwɪnt] 美 [skwɪnt]
vi. 眯眼看；斜视；窥视；偏移 vt. 使斜眼；眯眼看 n. 斜视；斜孔小窗；一瞥
进行时:squinting 过去式:squinted 过去分词:squinted 第三人称单数:squints 名词复数:squints
- You squint when you squeeze your eyes almost shut. If you are trying to see something far away, you will probably squint while you strain your eyes to see more clearly.
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- vi. 眯眼看；斜视；窥视；偏移
- vt. 使斜眼；眯眼看
- n. 斜视；斜孔小窗；一瞥
- adj. 斜视的；斜的
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1. He also seems to be slightly blinded by the sun, causing him to squint.
他似乎也被强烈的太阳光照的有点睁不开眼睛，导致有点斜视的样子。
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2. He could see the beetle under the bark, and draw it forth unharmed for us to squint at through the magnifying glass.
他能看到树皮下的甲虫，并把它毫发无伤地捉下来，放在放大镜下让我们看。
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3. 'If you are one of the unfortunate people who frown or squint while they are concentrating at the screen then, over time, you will inevitably end up with frown lines,' Dr Prager, 42, said.
42岁的普拉杰医生说：“如果你在电脑前专心工作时常常蹙眉或眯眼斜视的话，那么很不幸，长此以往，你的面部将不可避免地出现皱纹。”
- squint (adj.) 1570s, "looking different ways; looking obliquely," shortened form of asquint (adv.). Meaning "looking indirectly" is from 1610s.
- squint (n.) "non-coincidence of the optic axes," 1650s, from squint (adj.). Meaning "sidelong glance" is from 1660s.
- squint (v.) 1590s, from squint (adj.). Related: Squinted; squinting.
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