Translation of 'eye' in English

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eye
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adj. eyelike.
eye
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expr. an eye for an eye, punishment as severe as the injury.
Ex. The revengeful man insisted on an eye for an eye.
eye
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expr. be all eyes, (Informal.) to look eagerly; watch attentively.
Ex. The children were all eyes at the circus.
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Ex. Her bright red hat caught my eye.' title='expr. catch one's eye, to attract one's attention.
Ex. Her bright red hat caught my eye. in english'>expr. catch one's eye, to attract one's attention.
Ex. Her bright red hat caught my eye.Ex. Her bright red hat caught my eye.' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
eye
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expr. clap eyes on, (Informal.) to look at; see.
Ex. ... you might never have clapped eyes upon the boy (Dickens).
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Ex. She cries her eyes out whenever her mother leaves her with a baby sitter.' title='expr. cry one's eyes (or heart) out, to shed many tears.
Ex. She cries her eyes out whenever her mother leaves her with a baby sitter. in english'>expr. cry one's eyes (or heart) out, to shed many tears.
Ex. She cries her eyes out whenever her mother leaves her with a baby sitter.Ex. She cries her eyes out whenever her mother leaves her with a baby sitter.' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
eye
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expr. easy on the eyes, (Informal.) pleasant to look at; attractive; beautiful.
Ex. The landscape was easy on the eyes.
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expr. give one the eye, (Slang.) to look at one in a flirting way; make eyes at a person.
Ex. He blushed when the pretty girl gave him the eye.
eye
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expr. have an eye to, to look out for; pay attention to.
Ex. Almost everyone has an eye to his advantage.
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expr. have eyes only for,
a. to love or want a person or thing to the exclusion of all others.
Ex. Monk ... only has eyes for Nellie (Time).
b. to look at or consider a particular thing or point of view to the exclusion of all others.
eye
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expr. in a pig's eye, See under pig.
eye
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expr. in the eye of the wind. See under wind (1).
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expr. in the public eye,
a. often seen in public; noticed by the public.
Ex. The suit is much in demand by beauty contestants and others who wear suits in the public eye (Wall Street Journal).
b. widely known.
Ex. The Senator is
eye
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expr. keep an eye on, to look after; watch carefully.
Ex. Keep an eye on the baby while I go out.
eye
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Ex. The reporter kept his eyes open for any news.' title='expr. keep one's eyes open, to be watchful or alert.
Ex. The reporter kept his eyes open for any news. in english'>expr. keep one's eyes open, to be watchful or alert.
Ex. The reporter kept his eyes open for any news.Ex. The reporter kept his eyes open for any news.' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
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Ex. I kept my eyes peeled, but I didn't see her in the afternoon crowd (Munsey's Magazine).' title='expr. keep one's eyes peeled, (U.S. Informal.) to be on the alert.
Ex. I kept my eyes peeled, but I didn't see her in the afternoon crowd (Munsey's Magazine). in english'>expr. keep one's eyes peeled, (U.S. Informal.) to be on the alert.
Ex. I kept my eyes peeled, but I didn't see her in the afternoon crowd (Munsey's Magazine).Ex. I kept my eyes peeled, but I didn't see her in the afternoon crowd (Munsey's Magazine).' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
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Ex. Bad roads in there, but my God Almighty, the little part of the river I've seen would knock your eyes out (James Dickey).' title='expr. knock one's eyes out, (U.S. Slang.) to overwhelm with wonder.
Ex. Bad roads in there, but my God Almighty, the little part of the river I've seen would knock your eyes out (James Dickey). in english'>expr. knock one's eyes out, (U.S. Slang.) to overwhelm with wonder.
Ex. Bad roads in there, but my God Almighty, the little part of the river I've seen would knock your eyes out (James Dickey).Ex. Bad roads in there, but my God Almighty, the little part of the river I've seen would knock your eyes out (James Dickey).' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
eye
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expr. lay eyes on, to look at; see; notice.
Ex. I never laid eyes on this man until today.
eye
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expr. make eyes at, to look at with liking or love; flirt with.
Ex. He was making eyes at the girl across the room.
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expr. my eye, (Slang.) an expression used to show disagreement or disbelief.
Ex. ""New"" my eye; these are just revivals (Lois Long).

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