Definition of glass eye in English:

glass eye

noun

A false eye made from glass.
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 eye

nounˌɡlas ˈī

An artificial eye made from glass.
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.

单词	glass eye
释义	Definition of glass eye in English: glass eye noun A false eye made from glass. 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 eye nounˌɡlas ˈī An artificial eye made from glass. 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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