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eyeball

/ˈaɪbɔːl/

/ˈaɪbɔl/

Translations

eyeballnoun

eyeballs

/ˈaɪbɔːl/

/ˈaɪbɔl/

globe oculaire

The doctor examined the patient's eyeball for any signs of injury.

Le médecin a examiné le globe oculaire du patient pour détecter des signes de blessure.

Additional translations

audienceSens de marketing et des médias : nombre de personnes touchées ou regardant un contenu.

Synonyms

orb

pupil

sight organ

visual organ

eye

eyeballverb

eyeballed

Past Simple

eyeballed

Past Participle

eyeballing

Gerund

/ˈaɪbɔːl/

/ˈaɪbɔl/

estimerSens courant : évaluer approximativement à vue d'œil.

He eyeballed the amount of flour needed for the recipe.

Il a estimé à vue d'œil la quantité de farine nécessaire pour la recette.

scruterSens familier : regarder attentivement, examiner du regard.

She eyeballed the painting, trying to understand its meaning.

Elle a scruté le tableau, essayant d'en comprendre le sens.

Synonyms

stare at

gaze at

eyeballadjective

more eyeball

Comp.

most eyeball

Super.

Used attributively/informally to describe something done by sight rather than precise measurement (e.g. 'an eyeball estimate').

approximatifSens technique ou courant : fait sans mesure précise, à vue d'œil.

We made an eyeball estimate of the distance.

Nous avons fait une estimation approximative de la distance.

Synonyms

Definitions

eyeballnoun

The round part of the eye of a vertebrate, within the socket, that is responsible for vision.

The doctor examined the patient's eyeball for any signs of injury.

A term used to refer to the attention or viewership of an audience, often in the context of media or advertising.

The new advertisement campaign was designed to attract more eyeballs to the brand.

eyeballverb

To look or stare at something closely or with interest.

She eyeballed the painting, trying to understand its meaning.

To measure or estimate something roughly by sight.

He eyeballed the amount of flour needed for the recipe.

eyeballadjective

Estimated or done by eye rather than by an exact measuring instrument; approximate.

We made an eyeball estimate of the distance.