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Discover LudwigThe phrase "eyes contact" is not correct in English; it should be "eye contact." You can use "eye contact" when referring to the act of looking directly into someone's eyes during communication, which can convey attention, interest, or confidence.
Example: "During the interview, maintaining eye contact with the interviewer helped me appear more engaged and confident."
Alternatives: "gaze connection" or "visual engagement."
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I would like my eyes (contact lenses included, of course) to be donated to a destitute blind child who aspires to see the Tartan plaid called Royal Stewart.
Of particular interest has been the correlation of corneal subbasal nerves to their function, which has been studied in normal eyes, contact lens wearers, and patients with keratoconus, infectious keratitis, corneal dystrophies, and neurotrophic keratopathy.
If alcohol is sprayed directly into eyes, contact a poison control center immediately.
If after trying these methods you still suffer from discomfort of your eyes, contact your optometrist for an eye examination.
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Bausch & Lomb, which makes ReNu and Sensitive Eyes contact-lens solutions, said the purchase would help it become No. 2 in Germany's contact lens and lens-care products market.
Danes was wearing a bobbed brunette wig, her green eyes contact-lensed brown, but even at 20 paces — and standing behind several large men wielding lights and cameras — it wasn't hard to pick out her nervous energy and the pale, twitchy triangle of her face in the shifting crowd.
Definite eye contact.
Great eye contact.
We made eye contact.
Players avoid eye contact.
People made eye contact.
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