eyed

• Adjetivo que se utiliza en compuestos para describir a alguien con un cierto tipo o cualidad de ojos, como en 'ojiazul' o 'de ojos grandes'.

An adjective used in combination (e.g., 'blue-eyed', 'sharp-eyed') to describe a person having a specific type or quality of eyes.

1. Having eyes of a specified kindB2formal

   Used in combination to describe someone's eyes, often in terms of color, shape, or expression.

   De ojos (especificados)

   • She is a blue-eyed girl with a bright smile.
   • The wide-eyed child stared at the magician in amazement.
   • He is a sharp-eyed detective who never misses a clue.

• Verbo que significa mirar a alguien o algo con atención e interés, a menudo con sospecha, deseo o curiosidad; examinar visualmente con fijeza.

A verb used to indicate the act of looking at someone or something closely or with interest, often with suspicion or desire.

1. Look at closelyB1informal

   To look at someone or something with interest or suspicion.

   Mirar con atención o recelo

   • She eyed the stranger suspiciously.
   • He eyed the cake hungrily.
   • The security guard eyed everyone entering the building.

   Sinónimoscontemplateinspectobserveregardscrutinizesurveyviewwatch

2. Consider or desireB2informal

   To look at something with the intention of obtaining or achieving it.

   Ojear con deseo

   • He is eyeing a promotion at work.
   • She eyed the last piece of chocolate.
   • The company is eyeing a merger with its competitor.

   Sinónimosconsidercontemplatecovetdesiretargetwant