the organ used for seeing in humans and animals

to gaze steadily without blinking; used as an idiom to describe looking at something with intense concentration or fascination

to paint a dragon and dot in the eyes; (fig.) to add the vital finishing touch to a work of art or to clinch a point in speech or writing with a few key words, making the whole more vivid and effective

to wink; to twinkle; to blink

(bound form) to paint in the pupils of eyes; to add a crucial stroke or the most important final touch to a work of writing or art that brings it to life

Initially used to describe the magical eyes of [[孙悟空|孫悟空|sun1 wu4 kong1]] in the novel "Journey to the West" which could see through demons; now refers to sharp eyes or penetrating insight that can distinguish truth from falsehood.

to stare at something steadily; to look carefully without moving one's eyes

the brush stroke that dots in the eyes; adding the vital finishing touch or the crucial point that brings a subject to life

to keep one's eyes open; to be on one's guard; to sharpen one's vigilance

(idiom) To tell a bare-faced lie; to look someone straight in the eye and talk nonsense or drivel.

literally translated as "to catch sparrows while blindfolded"; used as a metaphor for acting blindly or making decisions without investigating the facts

(colloquial) To be careless or fail to notice what is right in front of one; often used as a scolding rhetorical question like "Are you blind?"

Attracts the attention or gaze of others

(colloquial) to be blind or unobservant (often used as a rhetorical question or insult: "Are you blind?", "Look where you are going!")

a variety of gemstone, typically chrysoberyl, that exhibits chatoyancy resembling a cat's eye

(literary) appearing dissatisfied or displeased

gazing fixedly or with total concentration; staring without taking one's eyes off something

(Taiwan slang) to enjoy looking at attractive people; to treat one's eyes to some 'eye candy'

tiredness or discomfort in the eyes after intense use, such as reading or using a computer

acupuncture point BL-1 located in the inner corner of the eye

the eyeball or the pupil of the eye

eyeball; pupil; the lens inside the eye

The spherical part of the eye that sits behind the iris and contains the aqueous humor.

rudd; a species of freshwater fish in the family Cyprinidae

(slang) describes something that is hard on the eyes, ugly, or shocking to behold; literally "stinging the eyes"

(proverb) to act blindly without understanding the situation or to deceive oneself; literally to try and catch a sparrow with one's eyes closed

eyes that stick out or bulge