eye
/aɪ/ nounTranslation
SEEING [C] › one of the two organs in your face, which you use to see with
göz
Sara has black hair and brown eyes. She closed her eyes and drifted off to sleep.301539540NEEDLE [C] › the small hole at the end of a needle, that you put the thread through
iğne deliği
228 have an eye for sth › to be good at noticing a particular type of thing
bir şeyi gözlemlemede çok iyi olmak
Your son has a very good eye for detail.1126 keep your/an eye on sb/sth › to watch or look after someone or something
göz kulak olmak, bakmak, sahip çıkmak
Could you keep an eye on this pan of soup for a moment?1081 have your eye on sth informal › to want something and intend to get it
bir şeyde gözü olmak
Jane's got her eye on that new advertising job.928 can't keep/take your eyes off sb/sth › to be unable to stop looking at someone or something because they are so attractive or interesting
gözlerini/kendini alamamak; çok etkilenmek
He couldn't take his eyes off her all night.10811062953 lay/set eyes on sb/sth › to see someone or something for the first time
bir şeyi ilk defa görmek
They fell in love the moment they laid eyes on each other.1081 look sb in the eye/eyes › to look at someone in a direct way, without showing fear or shame
doğrudan gözünün içine bakmak; gözlerini kaçırmamak
Look me in the eye and say that you didn't steal it.1081 in sb's eyes › in someone's opinion
görüşüne/fikrine göre
In my parents' eyes, I'll always be a child.1106cast/run your/an eye over sth UK › to look at something quickly, often in order to give your opinion about it
hızlı bir göz gezdirmek; şöyle bir bakmak
Would you cast an eye over our work so far?1189catch sb's eye › to get someone's attention by looking at them
(birinin) gözüne çarpmak; bakışlarını yakalamak
I tried to catch her eye, but she had already turned away.1081 › to be attractive or different enough to be noticed by people göze çarpmak, dikkatini çekmek
It was the colour of his jacket that caught my eye.953cry your eyes out › If someone cries their eyes out, they cry a lot about a problem or situation.
ağlamaktan gözleri kan çanağına dönmek, çok göz yaşı dökmek
She cried her eyes out when he left her for another girl.1077keep your eyes open/peeled (for sb/sth) › to watch carefully for someone or something
gözlerini açmak; dikkatli olmak; kuş uçurtmamak
Keep your eyes peeled, he should be here any minute.1843keep an eye out for sb/sth › to watch carefully for someone or something to appear
bakmak, bakınmak
Keep an eye out for the delivery van.1987see eye to eye (with sb) › If two people see eye to eye, they agree with each other.
anlaşmak, uyuşmak, aynı fikirde/görüşte olmak
Our teachers don't always see eye to eye with the headmaster.1183turn a blind eye (to sth) › to choose to ignore something that you know is wrong or illegal
göz yummak, görmezden gelmek
1845with your eyes open › knowing about all of the problems that could happen if you do something
→ See also black eyebile bile, göz göre göre
I went into this marriage with my eyes open.1120(Definition of eye noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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