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blink
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blink [bliŋk]
(mechanics)
A unit of time equal to 10-5day or to 0.864 second.
(meteorology)
A brightening of the base of a cloud layer, caused by the reflection of light from a snow- or ice-covered surface.
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Teresa blinked back tears as she added: "I tried to be there for him, to say to him that football wasn't everything, that there are many beautiful things in life.
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Mr Ladbrooke blinked back tears as he recalled the bombing of Darmstadt in Germany.
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The other day, someone asked me what it''s like to be a work at home mom I just blinked back at him, my mind blank The other day, someone asked me what it''s like to be a work at home mom.
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