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verb
- 1. shut and open the eyes quickly: "he blinked his eyes nervously"
- 2. (of a light or light source) shine intermittently or unsteadily: "the icon for his email was blinking"
noun
- 1. an act of shutting and opening the eyes quickly: "he was observing her every blink"
- 2. a momentary gleam of light: "out on the marshes there was a blink of light"
The meaning of BLINK is to look glancingly : peep. How to use blink in a sentence.
to close and open the eyes quickly, once or several times: [ I ] He stared at us without blinking. If a light blinks, it flashes off and on. (Definition of blink from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Blink definition: to close and reopen the eyes, especially involuntarily. See examples of BLINK used in a sentence.
to close and open the eyes quickly, once or several times: [ I ] He stared at us without blinking. If a light blinks, it flashes off and on. (Definition of blink from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
To blink is to briefly close your eyes. The bright sunlight first thing in the morning might make you blink rapidly, until your eyes adjust. Your eyes blink reflexively, when you're not even thinking about it, but you can also deliberately blink back tears.
1. to close the eyelids and open them quickly one or more times, as either a reflex or a conscious act. 2. to flash on and off; twinkle or glimmer. 3. to look with eyes half-shut and winking, as in dazzling light. 4. a. to look ( at) as if not seeing; disregard; ignore; condone.
1. To close and open one or both of the eyes rapidly. 2. To look in astonishment or disbelief, typically with the eyes blinking: stood blinking at the money they found in the drawer; blinked at the results of the experiment. 3. To look through half-closed eyes, as in a bright glare; squint: blinked at the page trying to make out the letters. 4.
