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eye

/aɪ/

Traduction: Organe de la vision chez les humains et les animaux, permettant de percevoir la lumière et les informations visuelles. Par extension, peut désigner le regard, la capacité de voir, ou une petite ouverture dans laquelle on regarde., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de regarder quelqu'un ou quelque chose avec attention ou intérêt, souvent avec suspicion, désir ou convoitise.

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noun

/aɪ/A1formal
  • frOrgane de la vision chez les humains et les animaux, permettant de percevoir la lumière et les informations visuelles. Par extension, peut désigner le regard, la capacité de voir, ou une petite ouverture dans laquelle on regarde.

A noun referring to the organ of sight in humans and animals, used for vision and perceiving light.

  1. Organ of sightA1formal

    The organ of the body that allows you to see.

    frŒil, organe de la vue

    • She has beautiful blue eyes.
    • He closed his eyes and fell asleep.
    • The doctor examined her eyes carefully.

    Synonymesopticorbpeeper

  2. A2formal

    The power or ability to see or notice something.

    frœil (capacité à voir ou remarquer)

    • She has a good eye for detail.
    • He kept an eye on the children playing in the park.
    • The artist has an eye for color and composition.

    Synonymesappreciationawarenessdiscernmentobservationperceptionsightvision

  3. B1informal

    Close attention or watchfulness.

    frAttention, vigilance

    • Keep an eye on the soup so it doesn't boil over.
    • The security guard kept a watchful eye on the entrance.
    • She turned a blind eye to his mistakes.

    Synonymesattentionnoticeobservationregardscrutinysurveillancevigilancewatch

  4. Center of somethingB2formal

    The center or focal point of something, like a storm or a needle.

    frœil (centre)

    • The eye of the hurricane passed directly over the island.
    • The eye of the needle is very small.
    • He was in the eye of the political storm.

    Synonymescentercoreepicenterfocushearthubmiddlenucleus

Formes
  • eyes plural form
  • eyes' possessive plural form
  • eye's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/aɪ/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de regarder quelqu'un ou quelque chose avec attention ou intérêt, souvent avec suspicion, désir ou convoitise.

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.

    frexaminer du regard

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

    Synonymescontemplateinspectobserveregardscrutinizesurveyviewwatch

  2. Consider or desireB2informal

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

    frconvoiter du regard

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

    Synonymesconsidercontemplatecovetdesiretargetwant

Formes
  • eyed past participle
  • eyed past simple
  • eyeing present participle
  • eyes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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