Examples of using Squinting in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Political
The one who suffers from grave blindness often takes on“squinting” behaviour.
Google Maps: Tired of squinting at your screen trying to find road directions?
By squinting and helping visual acuity,
There you are," said Jace, squinting in the sunlight even under his hood.
It is produced by generating a fundamental tone while pressing the diaphragm and squinting the vocal cords.
Gone are the days of squinting to see obstacles
colloquially also called squinting plasters) with it.
Jun winks back at me, squinting against the reflection of the setting sun on the shiny truck chassis.
Performers or technicians can look directly into LitePad without squinting, hurting their eyes
Cautiously he lifted a gauntleted hand, squinting through the firelight as he pinched the fabric between two fingers.
Squinting allows for the same“quick glance” view that most users have when they're scanning through emails.
The cats can only focus on things by squinting, some squint permanentely.
One of characteristic features of short-sightedness is squinting- hence the name myopia Greek for squint.
No more squinting to see pieces or read text.
No more squinting to see that prize in the corner.
And I remember squinting because I was being blinded by this bright light.
Always keep watch for signs of discharge, squinting, cloudiness, irritation and re….
Since then, her eyes are red and squinting in bright light.
Opening eyes side by side and squinting against the young sun.
When Liam starts holding his breath and squinting, put him on this. The power bill.