winking in Vietnamese

@winking /'wi ki /
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Sentence patterns related to "winking"

1. Winking conspiratorially at his chum.

2. The destroyer was winking urgently.

3. Stars were winking in the sky.

4. The stars were winking in the clear sky.

5. Christmas lights were winking in the tree.

6. Winking back her tears,she left alone.

7. The sky was filled with stars, all winking mysteriously.

8. The light was winking on the answering machine.

9. There was no winking in the matter.

10. 12 Winking back her tears,she left alone.

11. Anyone can do it; it's as easy as winking.

12. We could see the lighthouse winking in the distance.

13. Bart: Yeah, Blowing you kisses and winking her eye.

14. Clout is a winking approximation of a key Marxist concept

15. Conclusion The ultimate cause of winking in children is vision fatigue resulting from hypermetropia.

16. The car in front is winking it's going to turn right.

17. Winking in Europe and America is a facial gesture to signify something unbelievable.

18. Then Frank bursting at once into song, laughing and winking at me.

19. " We've got to beat them down, " whispered Daisy, winking ferociously toward the fervent sun.

20. To look with winking or half-shut eyes: I Blinked at the harsh morning light

21. There was a vaguely Rincewind-shaped violet shadow, dwindling to a point and winking out.

22. Will that kooky winking clown head in the corner really make the sale for you ?

23. I genuflected before the winking sanctuary lamp and concealed myself in one of the side chapels.

24. "The weather's so nice, I'm thinking of calling in sick tomorrow," she said, winking at me.

25. Two marker posts with winking lights had appeared on the horizon, and the bus was steering between them.

26. A wink can be fun, teasing, flirty and — depending on the one doing (or receiving) the winking — unsettling

27. She seemed to be wearing Anna's evening dress, long and black and trailing on the floor, winking with spangles.

28. I expect to be questioned and not believed about winking at the man, but the policeman does not seem interested.

29. The long track wound behind me, past dark, high-gabled houses, the hard-packed snow winking in the ivory moonlight.

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31. But the Crustacean manifestation of our lord and savior is definitely in the vein of Cool Jesus, the winking, thumbs-up Internet meme

32. The wet grass glittered and near-by a nut-tree sparkled iridescent, winking and gleaming as its branches moved in the light wind.

33. On the grassland, it may be fine and sunny one moment , then almost immediately heavy wind and storm may come down on you like winking.

34. 20 The wet grass glittered and near-by a nut-tree sparkled iridescent, winking and gleaming as its branches moved in the light wind.

35. Successful men will have to change seats every seven minutes while, at the instigation of former users, activities such as a winking game have been introduced, with prizes and forfeits.

36. A yellow face winking with puckered lips Blowing a kiss, depicted as a small, red heart.May represent a kiss goodbye or good night and convey feelings of love and affection more generally.

37. Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Blinking"): palpebration (repeated Blinking or winking (especially if uncontrolled and persistent)) Derivation: blink (briefly shut the eyes) • Blinking (adjective) Sense 1

38. Holding our attention today is something of a magic trick, and Muniz has referred to himself as an "illusionist," both a Cobwebbed term for magician and a winking dig …

39. So even if the dictionary tells you that proclivity means a predisposition, it doesn't tell you that most people use proclivity when talking with light disapproval...or is that winking approval?

40. For additional visual fun and games, 100 cartoons are interspersed throughout the book, providing droll and eye-catching corollaries to the verbal Booboos made, as in the winking example below and at right:

41. Rich with beauty, like a summer field under a full moon, silver light and grey shadows, grasses bowing under breaths of air, fireflies winking, the Chirring of crickets, movement and stillness in one-- Ambrosia and pure spring water

42. Holding our attention today is something of a magic trick, and Muniz has referred to himself as an "illusionist," both a Cobwebbed term for magician and a winking dig at the modernist prohibition against pictorial illusion

43. Day; but whatsoever is worst in the sin, the venom, the malignity of the sin, the violation of his law, the Affrontings of his majesty residing in that law, though it have been a winking at his light, a resisting of his light, the ill nature, the malignity, the iniquity of the sin is forgiven.

44. Binky (Life in Hell), the main character of the Life in Hell comic strip series by Matt Groening Binky Biggs, the title character of the DC Comics series Leave It to Binky Binky the Clown, a minor character in the comic strip Garfield Binky the Cheerful Winking Paperclip, in the comic strip Help Desk

45. Algol (al -gol) (Demon Star; Winking Demon; β Per) A white star that is the second-brightest one in the constellation Perseus.It was the first eclipsing binary to be discovered, being the prototype of the Algol variables, although its variations in brightness were known to early astronomers.The theory of a darker companion periodically cutting off the light of the brighter star (Goodricke