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单词 blink
释义
blink
verb
uk
/blɪŋk/us
/blɪŋk/
B2[IorT]
When you blink, youcloseand thenopenyoureyesquicklyonceor severaltimes, and when aneyeblinks, it does this:
眨（眼睛）
You've got something inyoureye-tryblinking a fewtimes.你眼睛里有东西——眨几下眼睛试试。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to blink
  • blinkHe blinked rapidly in the sunlight.
  • winkI winked at him and he winked back.
  • give someone a winkHe gave me a cheeky wink.
  • bat your eyelashesShe batted her eyelashes at me, as if to ask for help.
  • flutter your eyelashesIf you flutter you eyelashes, someone will come up and talk to you.
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[I]literary
If alightblinks, itflasheson and off.
（光）闪烁
More examples
  • Thebrightnessof thesnowmade him blink.
  • How do youmanagenot to blink when you're putting makeup onyoureyes?
  • Westaredat each other toseewho would blink first.
  • At thesightof thegun, thecashierblinked andswallowedhard, but said nothing.
  • We came out of thecinemaandstoodblinking in thesunlight.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The eye & surrounding area
  • beady
  • beetling
  • ciliary
  • cone
  • conjunctiva
  • crow's feet
  • epiretinal membrane
  • extraocular
  • fovea
  • hazel
  • iris
  • peeper
  • retina
  • retinal
  • rheumy
  • sclera
  • simple eye
  • squint
  • staring
  • supraorbital
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Gestures & gesturing
Giving out light

Idiom

not blink
blink
noun[Cusually singular]
uk
/blɪŋk/us
/blɪŋk/
theactof blinking
眨眼
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Gestures & gesturing
  • air punch
  • air quotes
  • bat
  • beckon
  • bird
  • blow
  • blowsomeonea kissphrase
  • flipsomeoneoff
  • flourish
  • gesticulate
  • gesticulation
  • gesture
  • peace sign
  • pumpsomeone'shandidiom
  • shrug
  • signing
  • snapyourfingersidiom
  • stick/putyourtongue outidiom
  • tongue
  • wink
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Idioms

in the blink of an eye
on the blink
(Definition ofblinkfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

blink| American Dictionary

blink
verb[I/T]
us
/blɪŋk/
tocloseandopentheeyesquickly,onceor severaltimes:
[I]Hestaredat us without blinking.
If alightblinks, itflashesoff and on.
(Definition ofblinkfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofblink

blink
There were blinks of an ersatz political philosophy.
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None of us blinks at the difficulty of arranging an election that immediately follows the end of a civil war.
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If he blinked at them and took no action at all, that was a very excellent reason for thinking that his reactions were affected.
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The facts cannot be blinked away.
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In theblinkof a screen, a set of 32 integrated computer programs will display a breakdown of what is wrong with an author's text.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Zipper also has purple eyelids when he blinks, which further supports this theory.
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Validity of frequency of blinking as a criterion of readability.
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The ceiling replicates a night sky by use of dark blue paint, blinking lights, and clouds that are displayed on the ceiling via projector.
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As they come out, they pretend to be perfectly moon blinked.
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The surgeries partially paralyzed the right side of her face, resulting in difficulty blinking her right eye.
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Optical information is interrupted by eye blinks, motion is obstructed by objects in the environment, distortions can change the appearance of object shape.
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Blinking two photographic plates enabled a person to spot the differences.
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He pulled his car off the road on the overpass, left his emergency lights blinking, and jumped.
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The appearance of the question mark further indicated that participants were allowed toblinkand rest their eyes.
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Another example is blinking to relieve an uncomfortable sensation in the eye.
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