eyeball in German
eyeball in German is Augapfel, nach Augenmaß abmessen, nach Augenmaß abschätzen — eyeball means the ball-shaped part of the eye inside the socket.
eyeball in German
What does "eyeball" mean?
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noun The ball-shaped part of the eye inside the socket.
"The optician examined her eyeball closely with a bright light."
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noun Informal: a viewer or reader, counted as part of an audience.
"The ad campaign was designed to grab as many eyeballs as possible."
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verb To estimate or judge something roughly by looking, rather than measuring precisely.
"I just eyeballed the amount of flour instead of weighing it."
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verb To stare at someone intently, often with suspicion.
"The two rivals eyeballed each other across the room."
eyeball in a sentence
- The optician examined her eyeball closely with a bright light.
- The ad campaign was designed to grab as many eyeballs as possible.
- I just eyeballed the amount of flour instead of weighing it.
- The two rivals eyeballed each other across the room.
Common German translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "eyeball" in German?
"eyeball" in German is Augapfel, nach Augenmaß abmessen, nach Augenmaß abschätzen. eyeball means: The ball-shaped part of the eye inside the socket.
How do you use "eyeball" in a sentence?
Example: "The optician examined her eyeball closely with a bright light." In German, "eyeball" is Augapfel, nach Augenmaß abmessen, nach Augenmaß abschätzen.
Are there other ways to say "eyeball" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "eyeball": Augapfel, nach Augenmaß abmessen, nach Augenmaß abschätzen, nach Augenmaß hinzufügen, nach Augenmaß hinzugeben.