英和和英

of the umbilical cord, to fall off

almond-shaped eyes

eyes that slant down towards the nose

Dust gets into the eye.

of force, to start to decline

eyes with puffed (or puffy) lids

a giddy precipice

eager eyes

I had to pay through the nose.

The splendour is enough to dazzle the eye.

of the eyes, dullness

The teeth of the file are worn away.

eyes opened very wide

(of the sun) to be glaring

being dazzled

red eyes

of eyes, to wink

A curious object met my eyes

big, goggling eyes

of a person, the condition of getting dizzy

a point on a horizontal plane just below a person's eye level

of the grain of something, to be coarse

irregular-grained wood

The eyes are as eloquent as the mouth―（と言うよりも）―The eyes are more eloquent than the mouth.

the reflection of light in a person's eye

a bloodshot eye

a humming knock on the head

He was staring with his eyes wide open―with wide-open eyes.

a harsh light

The splendour is enough to dazzle the eye.