not (even) blink

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnot (even) blinknot (even) blinkDON'T CAREto not seem at all surprised When I told her how much it would cost, she didn’t even blink. → blinkExamples from the Corpusnot (even) blink• Residents didn't even blink when the chemicals company set up business in town.• And yet Stillman had not even blinked.• But in the stagecraft of dethronement, Kingsley had not taken the bait, had not even blinked.• I hold my finger in front of her nose; still she does not blink.• We found the village easily enough, though anyone travelling in the area in a Porsche had better not blink.• What if Khrushchev had not blinked?• It seems to us so extraordinary, yet the storyteller does not blink an eyelid.• Mine felt as if they had not blinked for hours.• She found that she could not even blink under the harsh glare.

单词	not (even) blink
释义	not (even) blink From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishnot (even) blinknot (even) blinkDON'T CAREto not seem at all surprised When I told her how much it would cost, she didn’t even blink. → blinkExamples from the Corpusnot (even) blink• Residents didn't even blink when the chemicals company set up business in town.• And yet Stillman had not even blinked.• But in the stagecraft of dethronement, Kingsley had not taken the bait, had not even blinked.• I hold my finger in front of her nose; still she does not blink.• We found the village easily enough, though anyone travelling in the area in a Porsche had better not blink.• What if Khrushchev had not blinked?• It seems to us so extraordinary, yet the storyteller does not blink an eyelid.• Mine felt as if they had not blinked for hours.• She found that she could not even blink under the harsh glare.
随便看	theres nothing to stop from doing theres one born every minute theres only one thing for it theres room for improvement theres the rub theres to thereto thereunder thereupon There’ll always be an England there’ll be hell to pay there’s a fair chance (that)/of something there’s a good boy/clever dog etc there’s a/no future in something there’s always something there’s life in the old dog yet there’s method in/to somebody’s madness there’s money (to be made) in something there’s more to somebody/something than meets the eye there’s no (such thing as a) free lunch there’s no comparison there’s no danger of something there’s no denying (that/something) there’s no doing something there’s no escaping (the fact)