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ox-eyed

/ˈɒks.aɪd/

Traduction: Adjectif littéraire ou poétique décrivant quelqu'un qui a de grands yeux ronds ou saillants, semblables à ceux d'un bœuf.

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adjective

/ˈɒks.aɪd/formalobsolète
  • frAdjectif littéraire ou poétique décrivant quelqu'un qui a de grands yeux ronds ou saillants, semblables à ceux d'un bœuf.

An archaic adjective meaning having large, round, or prominent eyes, often used in classical poetry.

  1. Having large, round eyesC2formal

    Describing someone, especially a woman, who has large, round, and often striking eyes, reminiscent of an ox's eyes.

    fraux grands yeux ronds

    • The poet described his beloved as ox-eyed and graceful.
    • In ancient literature, goddesses were often depicted as ox-eyed.
    • Her ox-eyed gaze was both innocent and captivating.

    Synonymesround-eyedsaucer-eyed

    Antonymesalmond-eyed

Formes
  • more ox-eyed comparative form
  • most ox-eyed superlative form