eyeball
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈaɪbɔl/ · UK /ˈaɪbɔːl/
Forms: eyeballs
eyeball means: The whole round part of an eye, including the part hidden inside your head.
noun
The whole round part of an eye, including the part hidden inside your head.
- The doctor examined his eyeball.
- Small muscles control the movement of each eyeball.
- Both eyeballs were protected by special goggles.
A quick look at something, usually to check it.
- Give this report an eyeball, please.
- A quick eyeball of the figures revealed a mistake.
- Have you given the final design an eyeball yet?
verb
To judge an amount or size by looking, without measuring it.
- Just eyeball the amount of rice.
- She eyeballed the distance between the posts.
- Can you eyeball how much paint we need?
To look at someone or something closely for a long time.
- Stop eyeballing me.
- The guard eyeballed every visitor suspiciously.
- They were eyeballing each other across the room.
Questions about eyeball
What does eyeball mean?
The whole round part of an eye, including the part hidden inside your head.
What is eyeball in other languages?
Türkçe: göz küresi · Español: globo ocular · Français: globe oculaire · Deutsch: Augapfel · Italiano: bulbo oculare · 日本語: 眼球
How do you pronounce eyeball?
In American English /ˈaɪbɔl/; in British English /ˈaɪbɔːl/.
How do you use eyeball in a sentence?
The doctor examined his eyeball. Small muscles control the movement of each eyeball.
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