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Definition of glass eye in English: glass eyenoun A false eye made from glass. 玻璃假眼 Example sentencesExamples - In Ireland, glass eye production thrived during our glassmaking heyday.
- On top of that, he wasn't a very imposing presence and he had a glass eye, the result of an accident that cost him his left eye when he was just 15.
- A chubby boy is fit with a glass eye that inserts with a loud plop.
- Bill is a man that is feared by all, and with his glass eye (which he likes to tap from time to time with a knife tip) and towering top hat, he is as close as you can come to the devil incarnate.
- He'd found a glass eye; an entire nest of them, thirteen to be exact.
- I'm not talking necessarily about the guy with the glass eye.
- And I happened to notice that he was wearing glasses and had a glass eye.
- I do hope we are not going to need that glass eye I got.
- Surrounded as I was by glass eyes and peg legs, this did not seem strange.
- Every night in America, prime time coverage has been littered with pen portraits of the US team's finest designed to bring a tear to a glass eye.
- He was a shaggy-looking man, who seemed almost as old as seventy, and he was carrying what looked to be a large, round, glass eye.
- For a while he affected a black eye patch, but eventually opted for a glass eye after one too many pirate jokes ruffled his infamous ego.
- Following a car accident, it took his children months to notice his glass eye, thanks to his frequent and long absences.
- Brown relates the detail, and other indignities and complications he had to put up with, in a manner which would bring a tear to a glass eye.
- But, let's face it, you do not lose your loved one for a glass eye.
- Anna, now with a glass eye, is determined to get on with her life.
- These dolls have glass eyes and moulded hair with variety of wigs to choose from.
- The device itself was just a black sphere made to look like a glass eye.
- Incorporated into its elaborate frame are two miniature pairs of binoculars, a pince-nez and a bulbous, Cyclopean glass eye.
- After all, no other guest is likely suddenly to need a glass eye, and even less likely to need one of this size and color.
Definition of glass eye in US English: glass eyenounˌɡlas ˈī An artificial eye made from glass. 玻璃假眼 Example sentencesExamples - But, let's face it, you do not lose your loved one for a glass eye.
- For a while he affected a black eye patch, but eventually opted for a glass eye after one too many pirate jokes ruffled his infamous ego.
- After all, no other guest is likely suddenly to need a glass eye, and even less likely to need one of this size and color.
- The device itself was just a black sphere made to look like a glass eye.
- I'm not talking necessarily about the guy with the glass eye.
- Surrounded as I was by glass eyes and peg legs, this did not seem strange.
- Every night in America, prime time coverage has been littered with pen portraits of the US team's finest designed to bring a tear to a glass eye.
- Brown relates the detail, and other indignities and complications he had to put up with, in a manner which would bring a tear to a glass eye.
- Bill is a man that is feared by all, and with his glass eye (which he likes to tap from time to time with a knife tip) and towering top hat, he is as close as you can come to the devil incarnate.
- Following a car accident, it took his children months to notice his glass eye, thanks to his frequent and long absences.
- On top of that, he wasn't a very imposing presence and he had a glass eye, the result of an accident that cost him his left eye when he was just 15.
- He'd found a glass eye; an entire nest of them, thirteen to be exact.
- He was a shaggy-looking man, who seemed almost as old as seventy, and he was carrying what looked to be a large, round, glass eye.
- In Ireland, glass eye production thrived during our glassmaking heyday.
- These dolls have glass eyes and moulded hair with variety of wigs to choose from.
- I do hope we are not going to need that glass eye I got.
- And I happened to notice that he was wearing glasses and had a glass eye.
- Anna, now with a glass eye, is determined to get on with her life.
- Incorporated into its elaborate frame are two miniature pairs of binoculars, a pince-nez and a bulbous, Cyclopean glass eye.
- A chubby boy is fit with a glass eye that inserts with a loud plop.
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