Idiom | to see beyond the end of your nose |
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Definition | to be able to think about other people as well as yourself; to be able to think of the future as well as the immediate present |
Examples | - She doesn't realize the effect she's having on other people. She's never been able to see beyond the end of her nose. - You are soon going to run into problems if you don't begin to see beyond the end of your nose. |
Note | This expression is often used in its shorter form: to see beyond your nose. |
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