Idiom | to have eyes in the back of your head |
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Definition | to be alert and observant; to be aware of what is happening behind your back |
Examples | - You need eyes in the back of your head if you want to be a teacher of young children. - How do you expect me to know that. I haven't got eyes in the back of my head! |
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