Let me show you some other details about the eyes, hoping to help you:

First, the phonetic symbols of words

Word pronunciation: English? 【a？ ]? ? ? Beautiful? 【a？ ]?

Second, the definition of words

Noun (short for noun)? Eyes; Eyes; Vision; Viewpoint; Sharp-eyed

Verb (short for verb)? Look; Gaze; examination

Third, the usage of words.

The basic meaning of eye is "eye". When referring to the "eye" of one of the body organs, eye means "one eye" and eyes means "two or more eyes". When "eyes" related to "eyes" refer to expressions, the plural form must be used. When used in abstract meanings such as "observation, perspective and attention", the plural form must be used. When you answer "opinions" and "opinions", you must use the plural form.

Eye can be extended to "hole, eye of needle, eye of wind, buttonhole and ring", which is a countable noun.

Eye can sometimes be used as an attribute to modify other nouns.

In idioms, the usage of eye or eye is generally fixed, so we should carefully understand whether its meaning is concrete or abstract.

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Angry eyes? Angry eyes

Beautiful eyes? Beautiful eyes

Big eyes? Big eyes

Black eyes? Black eyes

Blind? Blindness-inability to see or judge a person or thing correctly

Blue eyes? blue eyes

Bright eyes? bright eyes

Clear eyes? bright eyes

Curious eyes? Curious eyes

Black eyes? Black eyes

Five, the word form changes

Third person singular: eyes

Plural number: eyes

Present participle: eyeingying

Past tense: eyes

Past participle: ocular

Bilingual examples of intransitive verbs

No? Strain? Yours Eyes? By who? Reading? Are you online? Poor? Light. ?

Don't read in dim light, lest you hurt your eyes.

That? Eyes? Yes? That? The world? Is it? Open? That? President. ?

The eyes of the whole world are focused on the president.

Like this? How are you? Work? Requirements? Answer? Okay？ Eyes? And then what? Answer? Is it steady? Hands. ?

You should be nimble in doing such delicate work.

She? Isn't it? Want it? She? Children? Grow up? Up? Are you online? That? Public? Eyes. ?

She doesn't want her children to grow up in the spotlight.

She? Is it okay? Do you see it? By herself? Reflect? Are you online? His? Eyes. ?

She saw herself in his eyes.

What? Had it? Have you seen it? His? Life? Work? Ruined? Before? His? Very? Eyes. ?

He once saw with his own eyes that the fruits of his life's labor were destroyed.

His? Eyes? Used to be. Fixed it? Open? Answer? Small? House? Are you online? That? In the middle Distance. ?

He stared at a small house not far away.

Are you online? Most? People's Eyes? She? Used to be. Nothing? More? Than? Answer? Common? Criminals ?

In the eyes of most people, she is just an ordinary criminal.