Definition of eyepatch in English:

eyepatch

nounˈʌɪpatʃˈaɪˌpætʃ

A patch worn to protect an injured eye.
Example sentencesExamples
- One of three siblings, her childhood was plagued by illnesses which left her with double vision and an eyepatch, and prone to hallucinations and visions.
- ‘A friend of mine had an eyepatch because his eye swelled up after cutting some onions,’ he offers, by way of explanation.
- Dickerson finally returned, ten minutes later, sporting an eyepatch and a Band-Aid.
- On the far wall there was a painting of a gargantuan man wearing a black eyepatch.
- One had an eyepatch, his other eye reddened and bloodshot, tired looking, as if he wanted to go home to his wife and take a bath.
- Maybe I should shave my head and wear an eyepatch.
- On Sunday, the flags and fireworks were replaced with eyepatches and parrots, as hundreds of pirates arrived for a picnic.
- Red watched as a short, stocky woman walked over, one of her eyes obscured by an eyepatch.
- My solution is this: I'm going to start wearing an eyepatch.
- Will he take to wearing an eyepatch like a pirate?
- His medical eyepatch had been replaced with a more fun looking one, a black one with the hammer and sickle.
- Later, at the moment when everything is admiration, Sammy removes his eyepatch and sends it flying into the crowd.
- I can see Alexander's broken face look out the window, away from me as he pulls on an eyepatch over his mishapened eye.
- He wore an eyepatch over the left eye and a scar was visible on his left cheek.
- The obvious leader of the group was a tall male with an eyepatch, holding a gleaming long sword.
- He paused to lift his eyepatch and stare at the politician with both good eye and bad.
- His most distinguishing feature, however, was a black eyepatch that crossed his forehead and covered his left eye.
- He is piratical in appearance (he lost an eye in a road accident when driving in the UK to visit the artist Peter Blake) and wears a black eyepatch.
- His left eye was covered with a black eyepatch, giving him a roguish look.
Synonyms
cover, covering, pad, shield

Definition of eyepatch in US English:

eyepatch

nounˈaɪˌpætʃˈīˌpaCH

A patch worn to protect an injured eye.
Example sentencesExamples
- Later, at the moment when everything is admiration, Sammy removes his eyepatch and sends it flying into the crowd.
- His medical eyepatch had been replaced with a more fun looking one, a black one with the hammer and sickle.
- He wore an eyepatch over the left eye and a scar was visible on his left cheek.
- He is piratical in appearance (he lost an eye in a road accident when driving in the UK to visit the artist Peter Blake) and wears a black eyepatch.
- Maybe I should shave my head and wear an eyepatch.
- On the far wall there was a painting of a gargantuan man wearing a black eyepatch.
- I can see Alexander's broken face look out the window, away from me as he pulls on an eyepatch over his mishapened eye.
- One had an eyepatch, his other eye reddened and bloodshot, tired looking, as if he wanted to go home to his wife and take a bath.
- Red watched as a short, stocky woman walked over, one of her eyes obscured by an eyepatch.
- ‘A friend of mine had an eyepatch because his eye swelled up after cutting some onions,’ he offers, by way of explanation.
- The obvious leader of the group was a tall male with an eyepatch, holding a gleaming long sword.
- His most distinguishing feature, however, was a black eyepatch that crossed his forehead and covered his left eye.
- Will he take to wearing an eyepatch like a pirate?
- On Sunday, the flags and fireworks were replaced with eyepatches and parrots, as hundreds of pirates arrived for a picnic.
- One of three siblings, her childhood was plagued by illnesses which left her with double vision and an eyepatch, and prone to hallucinations and visions.
- He paused to lift his eyepatch and stare at the politician with both good eye and bad.
- His left eye was covered with a black eyepatch, giving him a roguish look.
- Dickerson finally returned, ten minutes later, sporting an eyepatch and a Band-Aid.
- My solution is this: I'm going to start wearing an eyepatch.
Synonyms
cover, covering, pad, shield

单词	eyepatch
释义	Definition of eyepatch in English: eyepatch nounˈʌɪpatʃˈaɪˌpætʃ A patch worn to protect an injured eye. Example sentencesExamples One of three siblings, her childhood was plagued by illnesses which left her with double vision and an eyepatch, and prone to hallucinations and visions. ‘A friend of mine had an eyepatch because his eye swelled up after cutting some onions,’ he offers, by way of explanation. Dickerson finally returned, ten minutes later, sporting an eyepatch and a Band-Aid. On the far wall there was a painting of a gargantuan man wearing a black eyepatch. One had an eyepatch, his other eye reddened and bloodshot, tired looking, as if he wanted to go home to his wife and take a bath. Maybe I should shave my head and wear an eyepatch. On Sunday, the flags and fireworks were replaced with eyepatches and parrots, as hundreds of pirates arrived for a picnic. Red watched as a short, stocky woman walked over, one of her eyes obscured by an eyepatch. My solution is this: I'm going to start wearing an eyepatch. Will he take to wearing an eyepatch like a pirate? His medical eyepatch had been replaced with a more fun looking one, a black one with the hammer and sickle. Later, at the moment when everything is admiration, Sammy removes his eyepatch and sends it flying into the crowd. I can see Alexander's broken face look out the window, away from me as he pulls on an eyepatch over his mishapened eye. He wore an eyepatch over the left eye and a scar was visible on his left cheek. The obvious leader of the group was a tall male with an eyepatch, holding a gleaming long sword. He paused to lift his eyepatch and stare at the politician with both good eye and bad. His most distinguishing feature, however, was a black eyepatch that crossed his forehead and covered his left eye. He is piratical in appearance (he lost an eye in a road accident when driving in the UK to visit the artist Peter Blake) and wears a black eyepatch. His left eye was covered with a black eyepatch, giving him a roguish look. Synonyms cover, covering, pad, shield Definition of eyepatch in US English: eyepatch nounˈaɪˌpætʃˈīˌpaCH A patch worn to protect an injured eye. Example sentencesExamples Later, at the moment when everything is admiration, Sammy removes his eyepatch and sends it flying into the crowd. His medical eyepatch had been replaced with a more fun looking one, a black one with the hammer and sickle. He wore an eyepatch over the left eye and a scar was visible on his left cheek. He is piratical in appearance (he lost an eye in a road accident when driving in the UK to visit the artist Peter Blake) and wears a black eyepatch. Maybe I should shave my head and wear an eyepatch. On the far wall there was a painting of a gargantuan man wearing a black eyepatch. I can see Alexander's broken face look out the window, away from me as he pulls on an eyepatch over his mishapened eye. One had an eyepatch, his other eye reddened and bloodshot, tired looking, as if he wanted to go home to his wife and take a bath. Red watched as a short, stocky woman walked over, one of her eyes obscured by an eyepatch. ‘A friend of mine had an eyepatch because his eye swelled up after cutting some onions,’ he offers, by way of explanation. The obvious leader of the group was a tall male with an eyepatch, holding a gleaming long sword. His most distinguishing feature, however, was a black eyepatch that crossed his forehead and covered his left eye. Will he take to wearing an eyepatch like a pirate? On Sunday, the flags and fireworks were replaced with eyepatches and parrots, as hundreds of pirates arrived for a picnic. One of three siblings, her childhood was plagued by illnesses which left her with double vision and an eyepatch, and prone to hallucinations and visions. He paused to lift his eyepatch and stare at the politician with both good eye and bad. His left eye was covered with a black eyepatch, giving him a roguish look. Dickerson finally returned, ten minutes later, sporting an eyepatch and a Band-Aid. My solution is this: I'm going to start wearing an eyepatch. Synonyms cover, covering, pad, shield
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