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ox-eyed

/ˈɒks.aɪd/

Tradução: Adjetivo arcaico que significa ter olhos grandes, redondos ou salientes, frequentemente usado na poesia clássica.

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adjective

/ˈɒks.aɪd/formalobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo arcaico que significa ter olhos grandes, redondos ou salientes, frequentemente usado na poesia clássica.

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.

    ptOlhos Grandes

    • 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.

    Sinônimosround-eyedsaucer-eyed

    Antônimosalmond-eyed

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