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Meanings of naked eye in English
Practice of engaging in visual perception unaided by a magnifying or light-collecting optical device, such as a telescope or microscope.
Usage of naked eye in English
1
The whole process of your reasoning is visible to his naked eye.
2
Under the circumstances I should have been content with my naked eye.
3
That which is invisible to the naked eye is visible to me.
4
They will surely be too small for detection with the naked eye.
5
They can be seen on a clear night with the naked eye.
6
These sacs are sufficiently large to be seen with the naked eye.
7
As seen by the naked eye, there were a dozen of them.
8
The end result: a tiny crater barely visible to the naked eye.
9
Well, Julia, could you read the yacht's name with your naked eye?
10
At least the water was clear and, to the naked eye, clean.
11
Those so-called flyers planted obviously, never seen them with my naked eye.
12
According to ESO, the change is even visible to the naked eye.
13
Invisible to the naked eye, of course, but not with your iris-cam.'
14
Yet this is no village, at least not to the naked eye.
15
It is impossible to see a one-to-three-week-old foetus with the naked eye.
16
Firstly, there's no salt anywhere to be seen by the naked eye.
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Translations for naked eye
Catalan
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Naked eye across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
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