眼

nearsightedness

main purpose

(a) look

presbyopia

glasses

eye

ophthalmology

main point

before one's eyes

under one's eyes

binoculars

naked eye

eyeball

ophthalmologist

sparkle of one's eyes

(one's) consideration

one eye

single-lens reflex camera

single lens reflex camera

digital single-lens reflex camera

mirrorless camera

digital single-lens reflex camera

taking no notice (of)

being out of consideration

sanpaku eyes (eyes with visible white between the iris and the lower eyelid)

twin lens reflex camera

twin lens reflex camera

twin-lens

the five eyes (physical eye, heavenly eye, wisdom eye, dharma eye and Buddha eye)

intraocular

intraocular lens

Acala's eyes, one looking up and the other looking down

main point

eye lotion

regular square mesh pattern

having an eye to the big picture

able to criticize but not to create (criticise)

to think of as the main point

myopic

intraocular pressure

the mind's eye

American Academy of Ophthalmology

oculomotor nerve

ophthalmology

with a half-opened eye

with eyes half-closed

using multiple simple paper masks to represent different emotions in a play (from the middle of the Edo period)

emmetropia

narrow-minded

range of vision

graph paper

exophthalmos

holding one's sword pointing towards the opponent's eyes (kendo stance)

the dharma eye

optometrist

myopia

batting eye

clairvoyance

eye of a typhoon

logarithmic graph paper

optometrist

keen eye

eye bank

focus of one's attention

insight

eyespot

dropping medicine in the eyes

historical view

looking coldly on

funduscopy

aqueous humor

eye dropper

bare eyes (i.e. without glasses, contact lenses, etc.)

to pierce someone with one's gaze

eye examination

discerning man

extraocular muscle

clairvoyance

the heavenly eye

one-eyed

critical eye

right eye

Japanese Neuro-ophthalmology Society

multifaceted

Fayan school (of Zen Buddhism)

Sebastes joyneri (genus of fish)

decisive character (Chinese poetry)

eye disease

firstly vision, secondly footwork, thirdly courage, fourthly technique (the most important aspects of kendo)

aesthetic sense

phakic intraocular lens

eye drops

to fasten one's eye on (a person)

hemorrhage in the fundus of the eye

artificial eye

sighted person

discerning eye

single eye

a sight for sore eyes

bloodshot eyes

focusing on

ceremony to consecrate a newly made Buddhist statue or image by inserting the eyes (thereby investing it with soul)

left eye

reading between the lines

gonorrheal ophthalmia

discerning

eye symptom

International Neuro-Ophthalmology Society

ophthalmological examination

eyepiece

ocular micrometer

black rockfish (Sebastes inermis)

observing eye

insight

lagophthalmos

the Buddha eye

eyes made of crystal, glass, etc. inserted into the head of a Buddhist statue

ocular tension

farsightedness

axial length (of the eye)

visual observation

cold look

apophyllite

palpebral nerve

eye drops

nystagmus (rapid involuntary eye movements)

swordfish (Xiphias gladius)

eyepatch

ruptured eye

powerful spectacles

unaided vision

cyclopia

orbicularis oculi muscle

discrimination

one-eyed hero

Dokuganryū Masamune (NHK Taiga drama, 1987)

ocular muscles

goggle-eyes

to (be able to) read between the lines

to (be able to) read between the lines

both eyes

to look at from a biased viewpoint

back of one's eyes (in which an image or landscape has been metaphorically etched)

kaleidoscope

meat around the eyes of a fish

to take off one's glasses

farsightedness

eyewash

occluder

corrective lenses for myopia