squints

英 [skwɪnts]

美 [skwɪnts]

v. 瞇着眼睛看; 斜视; (人)患斜视
squint的第三人称单数

VERB 眯着眼看
If you squint at something, you look at it with your eyes partly closed.
1. The girl squinted at the photograph...
  女孩觑着眼看那张照片。
2. The man squinted up at him...
  那名男子觑了他一眼。
3. The bright sunlight made me squint...
  强烈的阳光刺得我眯起了眼。
4. He squinted his eyes and looked at the floor.
  他眯起眼看着地板。
斜视(症);斗鸡眼
If someone has a squint, their eyes look in different directions from each other.

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Her daughter, Flynn, squints in the springtime sun, and volunteers her own take on the campaign.
她的女儿弗兰在阳光下眯着眼睛，主动表达了她对选战的看法。
Over there, you two can chat freely and with even deeper affection, free from greedy sidelong glances or malicious squints such as you often meet with in busy streets.
在那里，你们俩可以随便谈谈，心贴得更近，在街上那种贪婪的睨视，恶意的斜觑，巷里是没有的；
Stuff up your ears, there is going to be a mighty bang! The new cashier squints, has a crooked nose and very large ears.
新来的出纳斜眼、鹰钩鼻子，还有两只大耳朵。
In terms of translation criteria, the linguistic school pursues the rule of "equivalent transposition" featuring "unification", while the cultural school squints towards" diversification ".
在翻译标准方面，语言学派追求一元性的等值转换规则；文化学派倾向于多元化。