英和和英

to be blinded―be dazzled

One's eyes water

One's eyes dim

to awake―wake up―（迷夢が覚めるの意味なら）―come to one's senses―（誤りをさとるの意味なら）―have one's eyes opened

My head turns

One's eyes open.

Things flit before one's eyes.

to be wakeful

to feel dizzy

He has sunken eyes―deep-set eyes.

My eyes are heavy.

You have a sharp eye

（怒ってなら）One's eyes glare with anger―（悦んでなら）―One's eyes sparkle with joy.

Things swim before one's eyes.

the condition of being drowsy

the state of being dazzled

Luck turns in one's favour.

One loses one's eyesight.

to dazzle one's eyes―（だますの意味なら）―blind one―hoodwink one―bamboozle one―throw dust in one's eyes―pull the wool over one's eyes

to be short weight

He has deep-set eyes.

One's eyes dim―grow dim―mist―water―fill with tears―swim with tears―A film comes over one's eyes.

My eyes are sore

to stare in wonder

My eyes smart.

sunken eyes

One's eyes goggle.

to obstruct the view

The eyes are dim.

with set eyes