Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Squint"

A: If you close your eyes almost shut so that your vision is impaired.

A: it’s either a medical condition - where eyes focus in different directions or it’s a verb.

To squint means to narrow your eyes.

Stop squinting at your mobile phone!

I seem to squint whoever I read small text, perhaps I need glasses?

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A: It is the action that you do when something is hard to see so you squeeze your eye lids together a bit. You also do this when the sun is really bright and so you have to close your eyes a bit. That is to squint.

A: The sun was shining bright in her eyes, so she was squinting to see.
I have to squint to read the lesson far away on the board in class.

A: "I had to squint (my eyes) to read the fine print."

"I had to squint to see what he was talking about"

"The bright sunlight made me squint."

A: She squinted her eyes since it was bright outside.

I have to squint when the sun is setting.

A: “She has had a squint” means she used to but no longer does, whereas “she has a squint” means she currently has one

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A: I'd like to add that you don't need to say "my eyes", as when you squint it's implied that you mean your eyes; I'd simply say: I had to squint since I didn't know what it was.

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