squint

• 描述眼睛半闭或斜视的状态，或指因强光、视力不佳而眯眼、斜眼看的样子。

Describes eyes that are partly closed, or a look that is sideways or narrow, often due to bright light or poor vision.

1. Looking sideways with suspicionC1formal

   Describing a glance that is directed to one side, often expressing doubt, suspicion, or envy.

   侧目而视

   • He gave her a squint look, not trusting her story.
   • The old man cast a squint glance at the stranger.
   • Her squint eyes revealed her jealousy.

   同义词askanceobliquesidelong

   反义词directstraightforward

• 名词，指眼睛异常偏斜的状态（斜视），或眯着眼看东西的动作。

A noun referring to either an abnormal alignment of one or both eyes, or the act of looking with the eyes partly closed.

1. Abnormal eye alignmentB2formalmedical

   A condition where one or both eyes are not properly aligned with each other, often causing double vision or depth perception issues.

   斜视

   • The child was diagnosed with a squint and needed glasses.
   • Surgery can correct a squint in many cases.
   • He wore an eye patch to treat his squint.

   同义词cross-eyedeviationstrabismuswalleye

2. Act of narrowing eyesB1informal

   The action of looking at something with the eyes partly closed, often to see better or due to bright light.

   眯眼

   • She took a squint at the tiny print on the label.
   • He gave the document a quick squint to check the date.
   • A squint helped him see the distant bird more clearly.

• 动词，指部分眯起眼睛以便看得更清楚，或因强光等刺激而眯眼；也可指斜视、偷看。

A verb used to describe the act of partially closing one's eyes in order to see more clearly or as a reaction to bright light.

1. Cross one's eyesB2informal

   To deliberately turn one's eyes inward toward each other, as if imitating strabismus.

   斗鸡眼

   • The children squinted their eyes to make each other laugh.
   • He squinted on purpose to show he was joking.
   • She squinted her eyes inward to mimic the character.

   同义词cross

2. Be cross-eyedB2formalmedical

   To have a condition where the eyes are not aligned properly, pointing in different directions.

   斜视

   • The baby was born with a slight squint.
   • He squints because of a muscle imbalance in his eyes.
   • The doctor said she squints due to strabismus.

3. Screw up eyes against lightA2informal

   To partly close one's eyes to protect them from bright light or to see more clearly.

   眯眼

   • She squinted in the bright sunlight.
   • He squinted to read the small print on the menu.
   • The driver squinted as the headlights of the oncoming car hit his eyes.

   同义词narrowscrew upsquinch