eyelash
eyelash — 名詞
- eyelashsingular
- eyelashesplural
1. a small curved hair that grows on the outer edge of an eyelid. Eyelashes protect
睫毛
眼瞼邊緣生長的細小彎曲毛髮
a small curved hair that grows on the outer edge of an eyelid. Eyelashes protect the eyes by stopping dust and other tiny particles from getting in, and they make the eyes close quickly when something comes too close.
Lin blinked and a single eyelash fell onto her cheek.
Lin 眨了一下眼睛,一根睫毛掉到她的臉頰上。
blink + eyelash + fall (natural movement)
Mei curled her long eyelashes with a small brush before going to the party.
Mei 在去派對前用小刷子把她長長的睫毛燙翹。
collocation: curl your eyelashes / long eyelashes
The doctor explained that eyelashes help keep dust out of the eyes.
醫生解釋說,睫毛能幫助灰塵不進入眼睛。
purpose: keep dust out of the eyes
Omar's eyelashes are so dark and thick that they look like small brushes.
Omar 的睫毛又黑又濃密,看起來就像小刷子一樣。
A tiny eyelash rested on the baby's soft cheek, and her mother gently blew it away.
一根細小的睫毛落在嬰兒柔軟的臉頰上,媽媽輕輕地把它吹走。
- long eyelashes
- thick eyelashes
- curled eyelashes
- false eyelashes
- flutter your eyelashes
- lash
Informal short form, very common in beauty and cosmetics contexts ('mascara for longer lashes').
文法句型
usually in plural: eyelashes
用法筆記
Usually used in the plural form (eyelashes) since people refer to the set of hairs on both eyelids. The singular (eyelash) is used when talking about a single hair.
常見錯誤
to open and close your eyes quickly in a way that is intended to look attractive or to persuade someone to do something
眨眼放電(快速眨眼以展現魅力或說服他人)
Lucia knew her brother would lend her the car if she fluttered her eyelashes and gave him a sweet smile.
The toddler fluttered her eyelashes at her grandfather, hoping for another piece of chocolate.
by an eyelash
idiomby a very small amount; only just; barely
以毫釐之差(僅以極小的差距)
The runner lost the race by an eyelash, crossing the finish line just half a second behind the winner.
Our team won the debate by an eyelash, with the judges giving us one more point than the other side.