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Meanings of eyelash in English
An eyelash is one of the hairs that grows at the edge of the eyelid. Eyelashes protect the eye from external disorders.
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Usage of eyelash in English
1
Inserting the eyelash slide, I indicated that he should take another look.
2
Before they could wink an eyelash they were safely down the chimney.
3
She has a beer in one hand, an eyelash in the other.
4
But then he bent forward to remove an eyelash from my eye.
5
He also invented the artificial eyelash, and the Kerascope, a baldness remedy.
6
Where the boots had folded a bit, there were only eyelash cracks.
7
John did not allow an eyelash to betray his surprise and chagrin.
8
Theresa butted in again, even batting an eyelash or two at Viancourt.
9
I could see every eyelash around his brown eye in startling contrast.
10
With eyelash extensions, women don't have to worry about putting on mascara.
11
He saw the heightened colour, the exquisite smile, the tear-drop on the eyelash.
12
Thou hast cursed me already by the down-dropped eyelash and the uplifted chin.
13
Abnormality of eyelash angle was the most dangerous factor to the cornea injury.
14
By the lifting of one eyelash, I will not stain it.
15
They had sat silent and listened to the outbursts without turning an eyelash.
16
They never blinked an eyelash when I told them about the communion cup.
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Eyelash through the time
Eyelash across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common