DE German dictionary: schielend
schielend has 39 translations in 13 languages
translations of schielend
- cockeyed (a) [Medizin]
- cross-eyed (a) [Medizin, having both eyes oriented inward]
- strabismal (a) [Medizin]
- strabismic (a) [Medizin]
- strabismical (a) [Medizin]
- squinting (a) [Medizin]
- squint-eyed (a) [Medizin]
- peeking
- crosseyed (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily] (adj)
- leeringly
- wall-eyed
- squinting inwards
- squinting outwards
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ES
Spanish
3 translations
- bizco (a) [Medizin, having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily]
- estrábico (a) [Medizin, having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily]
- ojituerto (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily] (adj)
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FR
French
4 translations
- louche (a) [Medizin] {f}
- qui louche (a) [Medizin]
- bigle
- bigleux (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward]
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IT
Italian
2 translations
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PT
Portuguese
2 translations
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NL
Dutch
4 translations
- scheel [Medizin, having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily]
- scheelziend [Medizin]
- loensend [Medizin]
- aan strabisme lijdend [Medizin]
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PL
Polish
1 translation
- zezowaty (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily] (adj)
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RU
Russian
2 translations
- косогла́зый (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily] (n v)
- косо́й (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward, having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily] (adj)
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JA
Japanese
2 translations
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FI
fi
1 translation
- kierosilmäinen (adj) [having both eyes oriented inward, especially involuntarily]