EYE


Meaning of EYE in English

I. noun

1.

an organ of sight

turned his eyes to the view

Synonyms: lamp, ocular, oculus, ||ogle, orb, peeper, winker

2.

the faculty of seeing with or as if with the eyes

had a keen eye for details

Synonyms: eyesight, seeing, sight, vision

3.

very close watching or observation

kept an eye on him

Synonyms: eagle eye, scrutiny, surveillance, tab, watch

4.

often eyes plural a way of looking at something

in the eyes of the law, a man is innocent until proven guilty

Synonyms: view, viewpoint; compare viewpoint 2

Related Word: attitude, position, thinking; conception, grasp; conclusion, judgment

5.

Synonyms: opinion , belief, conviction, feeling, mind, persuasion, sentiment, view

6.

Synonyms: loop 1, ring

7.

Synonyms: loop 2, ring, staple

|| 8.

Synonyms: detective , dick, gumshoe, hawkshaw, investigator, plainclothesman, Sherlock, Sherlock Holmes, sleuth, ||tec

II. verb

1.

to fix the eyes on

the child eyed the presents with delight

Synonyms: consider, contemplate, gaze (upon), look (at or upon), view; compare look 7

Related Word: regard; stare (at)

2.

to keep a close watch on

the detective eyed the suspect

Synonyms: eyeball, scrutinize, watch; compare tail

Related Word: stare (at); size up

Idioms: keep a close ( or an eagle) eye on

3.

Synonyms: look 7, gape, ||gaup ( or gawp), gaze, goggle, ogle, rubberneck, stare

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