Eyelid
11eyelid — eye|lid [ˈaılıd] n a piece of skin that covers your eye when it is closed ▪ His eyelids began to droop (=close, because he was sleepy) . ▪ The room spun. Her eyelids fluttered (=moved up and down quickly) and she fainted. →not bat an eyelid at… …
12eyelid — [[t]a͟ɪlɪd[/t]] eyelids N COUNT: usu pl Your eyelids are the two pieces of skin which cover your eyes when they are closed. not bat an eyelid → see bat …
13eyelid — noun (C) the two pieces of skin that cover your eye when it is closed see also: not bat an eyelid bat 2 (2) …
14eyelid — n. the protective covering of the eye. Each eye has two eyelids consisting of skin, muscle, connective tissue (tarsus), and sebaceous glands (meibomian or tarsal glands). Each eyelid is lined with membrane (conjunctiva) and fringed with eyelashes …
15Eyelid enhancement — The use of double sided tape to create the illusion of double eyelids is a prominent practice in China and other Asian countries. There is a social element that takes the form of this practice of double eyelids. The pop culture has embraced this… …
16Eyelid House — Das Sleeper House ist ein Haus, das durch den Architekten Charles Deaton im Jahr 1963 entworfen und 1965 fertiggestellt, jedoch anschließend nicht bewohnt wurde. Es wurde durch den Film Der Schläfer von Woody Allen und seine futuristisch… …
17eyelid — noun Date: 13th century either of the movable folds of skin and muscle that can be closed over the eyeball …
18eyelid — noun A thin skin membrane that covers and moves over an eye. Syn: blepharon See Also: eyebrow, eyelash …
19eyelid — eye|lid [ aı,lıd ] noun count one of the two pieces of skin that cover your eye when it is closed …
20eyelid — n. movable flap of skin which covers an uncovers the eye and protects the anterior surface of the eyeball …
