Idioms
wrinkle the creases between one's brows; frown; knit one's brows
To wrinkle the creases between one's brows out of dissatisfaction.
not budge one's brows at all
For one's emotion or attitude to remain the same without astonishment or fear.
One's eyeballs are flipped over
(slang) To lose one's reason since one went through something shocking or is engrossed in something.
wait desperately to such an extent that[until] one's eyeballs fall out
To wait very impatiently for a long time.
One's eyeballs spin round and round very quickly and dizzily
For something to be so busy or a change to be so fast that one can hardly keep up with it.
glimmer in front of one's eyes
For a memory about someone or something to vividly come to one's mind.
It is pitch-black in front of one's eyes
(emphasizing form) To be confused about what to do in the future.
It has become bright in front of one's eyes
To clearly learn and understand the ways of the world.
It has become bright in front of one's eyes
For a prospect or future to become clear.