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weather eye Idiom

keep one's weather eye open

Idiom(s): keep one's weather eye open

Theme: MONITORING

to watch for something (to happen); to be on the alert (for something); to be on guard.
• Some trouble is brewing. Keep your weather eye open.
• Try to be more alert. Learn to keep your weather eye open.

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n. 1. Eyes that can tell what the weather will be. Grandfather's weather eye always tells him when it will rain. 2. Eyes ready or quick to see; careful watch.

Usually used in phrases like "keep a weather eye on", "open", or "out for". Mrs. Brown kept a weather eye on the children so they wouldn't hurt each other. Keep a weather eye out for Uncle George at the store. Keep a weather eye open for deer. The police have a weather eye out for the robbers.
Compare: LOOK OUT.

keep a weather eye out

keep a weather eye out
Also, keep a weather eye on or open. Be extremely watchful or alert, as in We should keep a weather eye on our competitors in case they start a price war. The precise allusion in this expression is disputed, but presumably it refers to watching for a storm. [Early 1800s]

weather eye

weather eye
keep one's weather eye open
to be on the alert; stay on guard

weather eye, to accumulate a

To abide on guard, to watch out for trouble. In amphibian accent befitting a acclimate eye agency attractive against the wind to beam acclimate altitude and attending for squalls. The appellation appeared in a Sailor’s Word-Book (Smyth, 1867) but by the end of the nineteenth aeon was actuality acclimated figuratively for befitting any affectionate of accurate watch. Thus Lee Thayer acclimated it (Murder Is Out, 1942), “You apperceive how to accumulate your acclimate eye lifting.”Learn more: keep, weather

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