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Meanings of eyelid in English

Portuguese
pálpebra
Catalan
parpella
Spanish
párpado

Either of two folds of skin that can be moved to cover or open the eye.

pálpebra
Usage of eyelid in English
1
Methods: Study Population and Interventions: Patients with lower eyelid TT were enrolled.
Pubmed
2
Radiation dose at left outer canthus was higher than at left eyelid.
Pubmed
3
Preoperative and postoperative eyelid abnormalities should be corrected as early as possible.
Pubmed
4
You didn't blink an eyelid in England commuting to work in London.
The Irish Times
5
Apraxia of eyelid opening and BSP coexisted in one third of cases.
Pubmed
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I understand that a neon eyelid can seem really overwhelming and intense.
NY Magazine
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Her right eyelid drooped and her right cheek looked like blistered marble.
Bones to Ashes
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And they don't bat an eyelid if you ask for them, either.
The Irish Times
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Conclusions: Three-dimensional photogrammetry enables rigorous and reliable evaluation of the aging eyelid.
Pubmed
10
Her eyelid is often partly closed or fluttering because of the injury.
The South African
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The brown spot on his eyelid gave him the wink of mischief.
John of the Woods
12
The patient died 3 months after proper diagnosis of the eyelid lesion.
Pubmed
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Rann laughed and lowered one puffy eyelid in a blandly unembarrassed wink.
The Voice of the People
14
It's me, Owen.' He pulled back an eyelid, felt for her pulse.
Something in the water
15
Bolitho had returned to his chart; he was rubbing his eyelid again.
Beyond the Reef
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He lifted the eyelid, and held a light before the contracted pupil.
Beatrice
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Translations for eyelid
Portuguese
pálpebra
Catalan
parpella
Spanish
párpado
Eyelid through the time
Eyelid across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common