Describes eyes that do not point the same way — one or both turn outwards, towards the side, instead of both looking straight ahead. It is one kind of squint (doctors call the outward kind exotropia).

Describes形容 eyes that do not point the same way眼睛沒有看向同一個方向 — one or both turn outwards一隻或兩隻眼睛向外偏, towards the side偏向側邊, instead of both looking straight ahead而不是兩眼都直視前方。It它 is one kind of squint是斜視的一種 (doctors call the outward kind exotropia)（醫生把這種向外偏的叫做exotropia）。

It can also describe an eye that looks strangely pale or white-ish, and it is used of horses and dogs with a very light blue eye.

It它 can also describe也可以用來形容 an eye that looks strangely pale or white-ish看起來異常蒼白或泛白的眼睛, and而且 it it is used of用來形容 horses and dogs馬和狗 with a very light blue eye有非常淺藍色眼睛的。

Be careful with it: when it is said about a person it usually sounds unkind or old-fashioned, so a doctor would say "has a squint" or name the condition, and in everyday kind speech you would too.

Be careful with it用這個字要小心: when it is said about a person當它用來講一個人的時候 it it usually sounds unkind or old-fashioned通常聽起來不太友善或很老派, so所以 a doctor醫生 would say "has a squint" or name the condition會說「has a squint」或直接講病名, and而 in everyday kind speech在日常親切的說法裡 you你 would too也會這樣做。

There is a second, quite different use in writing: wall-eyed with rage or wall-eyed with fear, meaning eyes wide and staring, not really seeing. That one is literary, not medical.

There is有 a second, quite different use in writing另一個很不一樣的用法出現在文學寫作裡: wall-eyed with rage or wall-eyed with fear「wall-eyed with rage」或「wall-eyed with fear」, meaning意思是 eyes wide and staring眼睛睜大呆滯地看, not really seeing而不是真的在看東西。That one這個用法 is literary, not medical是文學性的，不是醫學的。

Always hyphenated, and it goes before a noun or after "be".

Always hyphenated一律要加連字號, and而且 it它 goes before a noun or after "be"放在名詞前面或"be"後面。