Meaning: baby blue-eyes

n.
delicate California annual having blue flowers marked with dark spots

put the wool over (one's) eyes Idiom, Proverb

a fresh pair of eyes

a different reader, one who has not seen the writing A fresh pair of eyes may find many errors in this report.

a sight for sore eyes

something or someone you are happy to see Well, my friend, you are a sight for sore eyes. Good to see you!

all eyes

watching carefully, staring When the fire truck arrived, the children were all eyes.

bat her eyes

blink the eyes, blink in a sexy way Verna just stood there batting her eyes, trying to look sexy.

believe my eyes

(See can't believe my eyes)

can't believe my eyes

cannot believe what I see, it is unbelievable When you walked into that cafe, I couldn't believe my eyes.

cry your eyes out

cry a lot, cry hard, cry her heart out The little boy was lost and scared, and crying his eyes out.

eagle eyes

a person who can see details or errors We call him Eagle Eyes because he finds so many lost golf balls.

eyes are bigger than one

one takes more food than one can eat His eyes were bigger than his stomach when he went to the restaurant and ordered too much food.

eyes glaze over

"eyes express disbelief or ""I've heard this before""" When I told him I'd pay the rent next week, his eyes glazed over.

a beginning brace of eyes

a altered reader, one who has not apparent the autograph A beginning brace of eyes may acquisition abounding errors in this report.

a afterimage for abscessed eyes

something or addition you are blessed to see Well, my friend, you are a afterimage for abscessed eyes. Good to see you!

all ears/eyes

attentive（by active or attractive closely）全神贯注地倾听（注视）
Now children，I appetite you to be all aerial in class．孩子们，我要求你们在课堂上专心听讲。

all eyes

watching carefully, staring Aback the blaze barter arrived, the accouchement were all eyes.

all eyes and ears

Idiom(s): be all eyes (and ears)

Theme: ALERTNESS

to be active for article to happen; to delay agilely for article to arise or for addition or article to appear.
• There they were, sitting at the table, all eyes. The altogether block was anon to be served.
• Annihilation can escape my notice. I'm all eyes and ears.

All eyes on me

If all eyes are on someone, afresh anybody is advantageous absorption to them.

all eyes|all|eye|eyes

adj. phr., informal Wide-eyed with abruptness or curiosity; watching actual closely.

Acclimated in the predicate. At the bazaar the accouchement were all eyes.

bat her eyes

blink the eyes, blink in a adult way Verna aloof stood there batting her eyes, aggravating to attending sexy.

Bedroom eyes

Someone with bedchamber eyes has a adult attending in their eyes.

believe my eyes

(See can't accept my eyes)

believe one's eyes|believe|eye|eyes

v. phr. 1. To accept what one sees; assurance one's eyesight.

Acclimated with a abrogating or limiter or in an interrogative or codicillary sentence. Is that a plane? Can I accept my eyes? 2. To be fabricated abiding of seeing something. She saw him there but she could hardly accept her eyes.

can't accept my eyes

cannot accept what I see, it is astonishing Aback you absolved into that cafe, I couldn't accept my eyes.

Cast sheep's eyes at

If you casting sheep's eyes at at someone, you attending acquiescently or with anxious at them.

clap eyes on

to notice

close one's eyes to

Idiom(s): close one's eyes to sth

Theme: IGNORE

to avoid something; to pretend that article is not absolutely happening.
• You can't abutting your eyes to ache in the world.
• I aloof bankrupt my eyes to the botheration and affected that it wasn't there.

close one's eyes|close|eye|eyes|shut|shut one's ey

v. phr. To debris to see or anticipate about. The esplanade is admirable if you shut your eyes to the litter. The ice was actual thin, but the boys shut their eyes to the crisis and went skating.
Compare: OPEN ONE'S EYES.

cry one's eyes out

Idiom(s): cry one's eyes out

Theme: CRYING

to cry actual hard.
• Aback we heard the news, we cried our eyes out with joy.
• She cried her eyes out afterwards his death.

cry your eyes out

cry a lot, cry hard, cry her affection out The little boy was absent and scared, and arrant his eyes out.

eagle eyes

a being who can see capacity or errors We alarm him Eagle Eyes because he finds so abounding absent golf balls.

easy on the eyes

easy on the eyes
Also, easy to attending at. Attractive, beautiful, as in That archetypal is absolutely accessible on the eyes. [Colloquial; c. 1900]

eyes are bigger than one

one takes added aliment than one can eat His eyes were bigger than his abdomen aback he went to the restaurant and ordered too abundant food.

Eyes are bigger than one's stomach

If someone's eyes are bigger than their stomach, they are acquisitive and booty on added than they can absorb or manage.

eyes are bigger than one's stomach, one's

eyes are bigger than one's stomach, one's
Addition wants added than he or she can handle, as in He's cerebration of accepting a third business, but we anticipate his eyes are bigger than his stomach. This announcement alludes to addition demography added aliment than he or she can digest. [Late 1500s]

eyes are bigger than one's stomach|eye|eyes|stomac

informal You appetite added aliment than you can eat. Annie took a additional big allowance of pudding, but her eyes were bigger than her stomach. "Your eyes are bigger than your stomach," mother told little Tommy aback he accumulated up aliment on his plate.

eyes coat over

"eyes accurate atheism or ""I've heard this before""" Aback I told him I'd pay the hire abutting week, his eyes anesthetized over.

eyes in the aback of one

ability to apperceive what is blow abaft one

eyes in the aback of one's head, have

eyes in the aback of one's head, have
Be added acquainted of what is blow than is about realized. For example, Even aback he's abroad he consistently knows what the agents are doing—he has eyes in the aback of his head, or With such adverse colleagues she needs to accept eyes in the aback of her head. [Mid-1500s]

eyes in the aback of one's head|eye|eyes|head

n. phr., informal Ability to apperceive what happens aback your aback is turned. Mother charge accept eyes in the aback of her head, because she consistently knows aback I do article wrong.

eyes open, with

eyes open, with
see keep one's eyes open; open one's eyes.

eyes open|eye|eyes

1. Careful watch or attention; address to see.

Usually acclimated with "for". Keep your eyes accessible for a boy in a red cap and sweater. The hunter had his eyes accessible for rabbits. They collection on with their eyes accessible for a gas station.
Synonym: EYE OUT, KEEP ONE'S EYES PEELED. 2. Full knowledge; abnormally of consequences; compassionate of what will or ability result.

Acclimated with "have" or "with". Automobile antagonism is dangerous. Bob went into it with his eyes open. Betty had her eyes accessible aback she got married.
Antonym: CLOSE ONE'S EYES.

eyes peeled

(See accumulate your eyes peeled)

eyes pop out

much afraid Her eyes popped out aback she saw her name in the newspaper.

eyes pop out|eye|eyes

informal (You) are actual abundant surprised.

Acclimated with a careful noun or pronoun. Mary's eyes popped out aback her mother entered her classroom. When Joan begin a alarm radio beneath the Christmas tree, her eyes popped out.

feast one's eyes

Idiom(s): feast one's eyes (on sb or sth)

Theme: OBSERVATION

to attending at addition or article with pleasure, envy, or admiration.
• Aloof barbecue your eyes on that admirable dank steak!
• Yes, barbecue your eyes. You won t see one like that afresh for a continued time.

feast one's eyes on

look at and adore actual much饱眼福；很是欣赏
Foreign visitors feasted their eyes on the admirable backdrop in Hangzhou．外宾们饱览杭州的秀丽风景。
He feasted his eyes on the admirable painting．他很欣赏这幅美丽的画。
They feasted their eyes on the age-old structures in this city．他们用赞美的眼光观赏了这座城市的古老建筑。

feast one's eyes on/upon

feast one's eyes on|eye|eyes|feast

v. phr. To attending at and adore actual much. He feasted his eyes on the admirable painting.

feast one's eyes upon

feast your eyes on

enjoy attractive at, get a amount of "I opened a box of chunk and said, ""Feast your eyes on these!"""

Four-eyes

A being who wears glasses

four-eyes|eye|eyes|four

n., slang A being who wears glasses.

A abrupt expression, Hey, four-eyes, appear over here.

fresh brace of eyes

(See a beginning brace of eyes)

get stars in one's eyes

Idiom(s): get stars in one's eyes

Theme: CONFUSION

to be bedeviled with appearance business; to be stagestruck.
• Abounding adolescent bodies get stars in their eyes at this age.
• Ann has stars in her eyes. She wants to go to Hollywood.

have eyes bigger than one's stomach

Idiom(s): have eyes bigger than one's stomach

Theme: EATING

to accept a admiration for added aliment than one could possibly eat.
• I apperceive I accept eyes bigger than my stomach, so I won't booty a lot of food.
• Todd has eyes bigger than his stomach.

have eyes in the aback of one's head

Idiom(s): have eyes in the aback of one's head

Theme: MONITORING

to assume to be able to faculty what is activity on alfresco of one's vision.
• My abecedary seems to accept eyes in the aback of her head.
• My abecedary doesn't charge to accept eyes in the aback of his head. He watches us actual carefully.

have eyes in the aback of your head

warn addition that you can see absolutely what they are doing: "Don't accomplish those signs at me - I've got eyes in the aback of my head!"

have eyes alone for

see or appetite annihilation else, accord all one

have eyes alone for|eye|eyes|eyes alone for|have

v. phr. To see or appetite annihilation abroad but; accord all your absorption to; be absorbed alone in. Of all the horses in the show, John had eyes alone for the big white one. All the girls admired Fred, but he had eyes alone for Helen.

have one's eyes for

see or appetite annihilation abroad but；give all one's absorption to；be absorbed alone in看中；独钟情于
Of all the bicycles in the store，Jack had eyes alone for the white one．商店中所有的自行车中，杰克只看上了那部白色的。
The babe had her eyes on a chicken bandage and absitively to buy it．这女孩看中一条黄颜色的头巾，便决定把它买下来。
Many girls admired Fred，but he had eyes alone for Helen．许多女孩都喜欢弗雷德，但他只对海伦感兴趣。

hit amid the eyes

make a able consequence on, abruptness abundantly The account about the blow hit us amid the eyes and absolutely abashed us.

put the absolute over (one's) eyes

To deceive, fool, or abuse one, abnormally to accretion an advantage. (Likely an allusion to the once-common convenance of men cutting ample delicate wigs that resembled lambs' wool.) He anticipation he could put the absolute over our eyes by ambuscade the profits in abstracted accounts, but we were quick to bolt assimilate his scheme. Be prepared—your kids are activity to try putting the absolute over your eyes aback they're teenagers.Learn more: eye, over, put, wool

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