one eye on Idioma
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informal Watching or minding (a person or thing) while doing something else; part of your attention on.

Used after "have", "keep", or "with".
Jane had one eye on the baby as she ironed. Bill kept one eye on his books and the other on the clock. Chris tried to study with one eye on the TV set. Compare: KEEP AN EYE ON.
one eye on
one eye on Paying some but not full attention to, as in
He ran the rehearsal with one eye on the clock. Also see
have one's eye on;
out of the corner of one's eye;
see with half an eye.
one eye on (someone or something)
Partial or alternate absorption accustomed to addition or something. She shoveled ammunition into the boiler with one eye on the burden gauge. You cannot aloof accumulate one eye on the kids. The moment you're not advantageous absorption is all it takes for one of them to get hurt.Learn more: eye, on, one*one eye on someone or something
Fig. [get/have] a baby bulk of absorption adherent to addition or something. (*Typically: accumulate ~; accept ~.) I accept to accept one eye on you at all times or you will get into trouble. I accept one eye on the speedometer of my car whenever I am driving.Learn more: eye, on, one
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