eyedrop

• 指用滴管滴入眼中的一滴药液或润滑液，也指眼科医生用来冲洗眼睛的方法。

A noun referring to a single drop of liquid administered from an eye dropper, or a method used by ophthalmologists to irrigate the eye.

1. Liquid drop for the eyeB1formalmedical

   A small amount of liquid medicine, usually administered from a dropper, meant to be placed directly into the eye for therapeutic purposes.

   滴眼液

   • The doctor told him to put one eyedrop in each eye twice a day.
   • She squeezed the bottle gently and an eyedrop fell onto her eye.
   • Always wash your hands before applying an eyedrop.

2. Procedure to flush the eyeB2formalmedical

   A method used by ophthalmologists to irrigate the eye, often to remove foreign objects or cleanse the eye surface.

   冲洗眼睛

   • The ophthalmologist performed an eyedrop to wash out the dust particles.
   • For chemical exposure, an immediate eyedrop rinse is essential.
   • The nurse prepared a saline eyedrop for the patient.