—v. 1 shut and open the eyes quickly. 2 (often foll. by back) prevent (tears) by blinking. 3 shine unsteadily, flicker. —n. 1 act of blinking. 2 momentary gleam or glimpse. blink at 1 look at while blinking. 2 ignore, shirk. on the blink slang not working properly; out of order. [Dutch, var. of *blench]
... , in their recourse they dramatically expand the. circle of one-act verbs , representing action as a set of.acts , such as: blink -> blink In the speech of preschoolers , there is a desire to. dismember almost any action : shedding ... (Psycholinguistics)
... .tenth of a second In a state of pressure , for example , speaking a lie ., people begin to blink much more often A frequent blinking is an unconscious attempt by the brain . to block sight ... (Body language)
... close your eyes , tilt your head back and look . at the ceiling Try to blink quickly 30 seconds staring at the left image Then translate the view on the right ... (Psychology of errors and illusions)
... of strong stimuli The child is lying , and if he slams in the. face - he will wince or blink Can not fade away all my life Swimming reflex - if you lower ... (Neuropsychology)
... thirty seconds atfour points inthecenter of.thepicture , thenmove your eyes totheceiling and.blink What did you see Interior illusion Four circles Be careful ... (Psychology of errors and illusions)
... muscles twitch , the pupils dilate and. contract , sweating increases , the cheeks turn red , the blink rate .increases from 10 to 50 times per minute All these micro ... (Body language)
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