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1. (n.) eyelid
the movable lid of skin that covers and uncovers the eyeball.
Etymology: (1200–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) eyelid, lid, palpebra
either of two folds of skin that can be moved to cover or open the eye
"his lids would stay open no longer"
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1. (noun) eyelid
the skin that covers your eye
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1. (noun) eyelid
the cover of the eye; that portion of movable skin with which an animal covers or uncovers the eyeball at pleasure
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Sense: the movable piece of skin that covers or uncovers the eye.
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 Afrikaans: ooglid |
 Arabic: جَفْن العَيْن |
 Bulgarian: клепач |
 Brazilian: pálpebra |
 Czech: víčko |
 German: das Augenlid |
 Danish: øjenlåg |
 Greek: βλέφαρο |
 Spanish: párpado |
 Estonian: silmalaug |
 Farsi: پلک |
 Finnish: silmäluomi |
 French: paupière |
 Hebrew: עַפעָף |
 Hindi: पलक |
 Croatian: kapak |
 Hungarian: szemhéj |
 Indonesian: kelopak mata |
 Icelandic: augnlok |
 Italian: palpebra |
 Japanese: まぶた |
 Korean: 눈꺼풀 |
 Lithuanian: akies vokas |
 Latvian: plakstiņš |
 Malay: kelopak mata |
 Dutch: ooglid |
 Norwegian: øyenlokk |
 Polish: powieka |
 Persian: پلک |
 Pashto: بانو |
 Portuguese: pálpebra |
 Romanian: pleoapă |
 Russian: веко |
 Slovak: viečko |
 Slovenian: veka |
 Serbian: očni kapak |
 Swedish: ögonlock |
 Thai: หนังตา |
 Turkish: göz kapağı |
 Taiwanese: 眼瞼 |
 Ukrainian: повіка |
 Urdu: آنکھ کا اوپری یا نچلا پپو |
 Vietnamese: mí mắt |
 Chinese: 眼睑 |
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