English phrases related to eyes that have been collected

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This post was last edited by Saiqi Business on 2016-3-2 at 10:14. These sentences use simple words and are easy to use; come and take a look quickly. Memorize a few to use casually; it’s very satisfying. It’s particularly important to note that there is both “eye” and “eyes” – be sure not to get the singular and plural forms wrong. Otherwise, it wouldn’t be proper! 1) An eye for an eye: Retaliation, paying back in kind. 2) Catch someone’s eye: To attract someone’s attention (although it involves two eyes, it’s used in the singular form). 3) Give someone a black eye: To beat someone so badly that their face is swollen (hitting one eye so that the other eye remains intact for them to use to get home). 4) Be all eyes: To watch very carefully, with great attention (as if one had eyes all over the body; used in the plural form). 5) See eye to eye (with): To agree, to have the same opinion. 6) See with half an eye: To understand something at a glance. 7) Shut one’s eye to: To ignore something. 8) Have an eye for: To recognize or appreciate something. . . Judgment 9）keep an eye on: watch over, pay close attention to 10）in the eyes of: in the perspective of. . . In their minds, it’s there. . . It seems that 11) is to make eyes at. . . To send secret glances at someone (with electric intensity, from both eyes) 12) make. . . open his eyes – to leave someone speechless with surprise