Definition of deadeye in English:

deadeye

nounˈdɛdʌɪˈdɛdaɪ

1Sailing
A circular wooden block with a groove round the circumference to take a lanyard, used singly or in pairs to tighten a shroud.
〔航海〕三孔滑轮，三眼木饼
Example sentencesExamples
- Every plank and rib, deadeye and curb were built according to the detailed plans of Bombigher.
- But the greatest find of all was a half buried deadeye an important find on any sunken ship attached to the side of the vessel.
- In addition to these objects of women's interest, there are several tokens of men's concerns: a model of the ship Minerva, a deadeye, and a delicately carved game box.
- Here we find deadeyes and pulleys still attached to the hull.
2North American informal An expert marksman.
〈非正式，主美〉神射手
Chuck here is a deadeye
as modifier a successful field goal requires a deadeye kick
Example sentencesExamples
- Even reserve guard Dell Curry, not a day over 147 years old, remains a deadeye sniper.
- Jones gives the Grizzlies another deadeye shooter, and he still can get to the basket at 34.
- Smith, on the other hand, is a deadeye marksman a step past his prime, requiring help from his teammates to get the space he needs to fire away.
- Who will forget Trent Bartlett's palm, pivot and deadeye shot on goal in that final quarter?
- Imperial Storm Troopers are deadeyes compared to these clowns.
- He's also a deadeye shooter from 3-point range and is not afraid to take big shots.
- The Nittany Lions have one of the best scorers in the game in junior deadeye Kelly Mazzante, who's never seen a shot she hasn't liked.
- His extraordinary 65.1% shooting was less a testament to his deadeye accuracy than it was his unwillingness to take a good shot when a teammate had a better one.
- G Anthony Roberson is a deadeye shooter and an explosive scorer.
- Buechler is a smart, valuable role player, an excellent defender and, until this season, a deadeye jump shooter.
- This wandering elf is a deadeye shot and accomplished woodsman.
- Two and a half years ago, as the primary complement to Garnett in the team's offensive sets, the deadeye shooter was proficient enough to be chosen to the NBA All-Star Team.
- On a night when his team needed goals to reach the quarter-finals, their lack of a deadeye striker cost them dear.
- Glen Rice was a proven 20-point scorer and a 3-point deadeye in Miami and Charlotte, but in both cases, he was the best scorer on the team, so he got his shots.

Rhymes

red-eye

Definition of deadeye in US English:

deadeye

nounˈdedīˈdɛdaɪ

1Sailing
A circular wooden block with a groove around the circumference to take a lanyard, used singly or in pairs to tighten a shroud.
〔航海〕三孔滑轮，三眼木饼
Example sentencesExamples
- Here we find deadeyes and pulleys still attached to the hull.
- Every plank and rib, deadeye and curb were built according to the detailed plans of Bombigher.
- But the greatest find of all was a half buried deadeye an important find on any sunken ship attached to the side of the vessel.
- In addition to these objects of women's interest, there are several tokens of men's concerns: a model of the ship Minerva, a deadeye, and a delicately carved game box.
2North American informal An expert marksman.
〈非正式，主美〉神射手
Chuck here is a deadeye
as modifier a successful field goal requires a deadeye kick
Example sentencesExamples
- Two and a half years ago, as the primary complement to Garnett in the team's offensive sets, the deadeye shooter was proficient enough to be chosen to the NBA All-Star Team.
- Smith, on the other hand, is a deadeye marksman a step past his prime, requiring help from his teammates to get the space he needs to fire away.
- This wandering elf is a deadeye shot and accomplished woodsman.
- Who will forget Trent Bartlett's palm, pivot and deadeye shot on goal in that final quarter?
- Glen Rice was a proven 20-point scorer and a 3-point deadeye in Miami and Charlotte, but in both cases, he was the best scorer on the team, so he got his shots.
- The Nittany Lions have one of the best scorers in the game in junior deadeye Kelly Mazzante, who's never seen a shot she hasn't liked.
- His extraordinary 65.1% shooting was less a testament to his deadeye accuracy than it was his unwillingness to take a good shot when a teammate had a better one.
- Jones gives the Grizzlies another deadeye shooter, and he still can get to the basket at 34.
- Buechler is a smart, valuable role player, an excellent defender and, until this season, a deadeye jump shooter.
- Even reserve guard Dell Curry, not a day over 147 years old, remains a deadeye sniper.
- Imperial Storm Troopers are deadeyes compared to these clowns.
- G Anthony Roberson is a deadeye shooter and an explosive scorer.
- He's also a deadeye shooter from 3-point range and is not afraid to take big shots.
- On a night when his team needed goals to reach the quarter-finals, their lack of a deadeye striker cost them dear.

词汇	deadeye
释义	Definition of deadeye in English: deadeye nounˈdɛdʌɪˈdɛdaɪ 1Sailing A circular wooden block with a groove round the circumference to take a lanyard, used singly or in pairs to tighten a shroud. 〔航海〕三孔滑轮，三眼木饼 Example sentencesExamples Every plank and rib, deadeye and curb were built according to the detailed plans of Bombigher. But the greatest find of all was a half buried deadeye an important find on any sunken ship attached to the side of the vessel. In addition to these objects of women's interest, there are several tokens of men's concerns: a model of the ship Minerva, a deadeye, and a delicately carved game box. Here we find deadeyes and pulleys still attached to the hull. 2North American informal An expert marksman. 〈非正式，主美〉神射手 Chuck here is a deadeye as modifier a successful field goal requires a deadeye kick Example sentencesExamples Even reserve guard Dell Curry, not a day over 147 years old, remains a deadeye sniper. Jones gives the Grizzlies another deadeye shooter, and he still can get to the basket at 34. Smith, on the other hand, is a deadeye marksman a step past his prime, requiring help from his teammates to get the space he needs to fire away. Who will forget Trent Bartlett's palm, pivot and deadeye shot on goal in that final quarter? Imperial Storm Troopers are deadeyes compared to these clowns. He's also a deadeye shooter from 3-point range and is not afraid to take big shots. The Nittany Lions have one of the best scorers in the game in junior deadeye Kelly Mazzante, who's never seen a shot she hasn't liked. His extraordinary 65.1% shooting was less a testament to his deadeye accuracy than it was his unwillingness to take a good shot when a teammate had a better one. G Anthony Roberson is a deadeye shooter and an explosive scorer. Buechler is a smart, valuable role player, an excellent defender and, until this season, a deadeye jump shooter. This wandering elf is a deadeye shot and accomplished woodsman. Two and a half years ago, as the primary complement to Garnett in the team's offensive sets, the deadeye shooter was proficient enough to be chosen to the NBA All-Star Team. On a night when his team needed goals to reach the quarter-finals, their lack of a deadeye striker cost them dear. Glen Rice was a proven 20-point scorer and a 3-point deadeye in Miami and Charlotte, but in both cases, he was the best scorer on the team, so he got his shots. Rhymes red-eye Definition of deadeye in US English: deadeye nounˈdedīˈdɛdaɪ 1Sailing A circular wooden block with a groove around the circumference to take a lanyard, used singly or in pairs to tighten a shroud. 〔航海〕三孔滑轮，三眼木饼 Example sentencesExamples Here we find deadeyes and pulleys still attached to the hull. Every plank and rib, deadeye and curb were built according to the detailed plans of Bombigher. But the greatest find of all was a half buried deadeye an important find on any sunken ship attached to the side of the vessel. In addition to these objects of women's interest, there are several tokens of men's concerns: a model of the ship Minerva, a deadeye, and a delicately carved game box. 2North American informal An expert marksman. 〈非正式，主美〉神射手 Chuck here is a deadeye as modifier a successful field goal requires a deadeye kick Example sentencesExamples Two and a half years ago, as the primary complement to Garnett in the team's offensive sets, the deadeye shooter was proficient enough to be chosen to the NBA All-Star Team. Smith, on the other hand, is a deadeye marksman a step past his prime, requiring help from his teammates to get the space he needs to fire away. This wandering elf is a deadeye shot and accomplished woodsman. Who will forget Trent Bartlett's palm, pivot and deadeye shot on goal in that final quarter? Glen Rice was a proven 20-point scorer and a 3-point deadeye in Miami and Charlotte, but in both cases, he was the best scorer on the team, so he got his shots. The Nittany Lions have one of the best scorers in the game in junior deadeye Kelly Mazzante, who's never seen a shot she hasn't liked. His extraordinary 65.1% shooting was less a testament to his deadeye accuracy than it was his unwillingness to take a good shot when a teammate had a better one. Jones gives the Grizzlies another deadeye shooter, and he still can get to the basket at 34. Buechler is a smart, valuable role player, an excellent defender and, until this season, a deadeye jump shooter. Even reserve guard Dell Curry, not a day over 147 years old, remains a deadeye sniper. Imperial Storm Troopers are deadeyes compared to these clowns. G Anthony Roberson is a deadeye shooter and an explosive scorer. He's also a deadeye shooter from 3-point range and is not afraid to take big shots. On a night when his team needed goals to reach the quarter-finals, their lack of a deadeye striker cost them dear.
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