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A1  eye  göz

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noun  /aɪ   / noun [countable] eye (noun)
 /aɪ   / noun [countable]
 
 
1 one
of the two organs of your body that you use to see with
göz
 She opened/closed her eyes.
 He is blind in one eye.
 He's got blue eyes.
 to make eye contact with somebody
 look at BLACK EYE
When
you close both eyes and open them again quickly you blink. If you do this with
only one eye, you wink. People
with poor eyesight
usually wear glasses or
use contact lenses. 
2 the
ability to see sth
görme
yeteneği
 He has sharp eyes.
 She has an eye for detail.
 3 the
hole at one end of a needle that the thread goes through
 (iğne) delik
IDIOMS
as
far as the eye can see
to the furthest place
you can see
göz
alabildiğine
be
up to your eyes in sth
(informal)
to have more of sth
than you can easily do or manage
işi
başından aşkın olmak
 I can't come out with you tonight – I'm up
to my eyes in work.
before
sb's very eyes
in front of sb so that
they can clearly see what is happening
gözü
önünde
cast
an eye/your eye(s) over sb/sth
to look at sb/sth
quickly
göz
atmak
catch
sb's attention/eye
to make sb notice sth
dikkatini
çekmek
 I tried to catch the waiter's eye so that I
could get the bill.
cry
your eyes out
to cry a lot for a
long time
ağlamaktan
gözleri şişmek
an
eye for an eye
used to say that you
should punish sb by doing to them what they have done to sb else
göze
göz dişe diş
have
(got) your eye on sb
to watch sb carefully
to make sure that they do nothing wrong
gözü
üzerinde olmak
have
(got) your eye on sth
to be thinking about
buying sth
bir
şeyde gözü olmak
 I've got my eye on a suit that I saw in the
sales.
in
the eyes of sb/in sb's eyes
in the opinion of sb
gözünde
 She was still a child in her mother's eyes.
in
the public eye
often appearing on TV,
in magazines, etc.
halkın
gözü önünde
 Most famous actors get fed up with living
in the public eye.
keep
an eye on sb/sth
to make sure that
sb/sth is safe; to look after sb/sth
göz
kulak olmak
 Please could you keep an eye on the house
while we're away?
keep
an eye open/out (for sb/sth)
to watch or look out
for sb/sth
bakmak, bakınmak
 I've lost my ring – could you keep an eye
out for it?
keep
your eyes peeled/skinned (for sb/sth)
to watch carefully for
sb/sth
tetikte
olmak
 Keep your eyes peeled for the turning to
the village.
look
sb in the eye
to look straight at sb
without feeling embarrassed or afraid
gözünün
içine bakmak
the
naked eye
the normal power of
your eyes without the help of glasses, a machine, etc.
çıplak
göz
 Bacteria are too small to be seen with the
naked eye.
not
bat an eyelid; (US) not bat an eye
to show no surprise or
embarrassment when sth unusual happens
kılını
kıpırdatmamak, renk vermemek
see
eye to eye (with sb)
to agree with sb; to
have the same opinion as sb
anlaşmak, aynı
fikirde olmak
 We don't always see eye to eye on political
matters.
set
eyes on sb/sth
to see sb/sth
görmek, fark
etmek
 He loved the house the moment he set eyes
on it.
there
is more to sb/sth than meets the eye
sb/sth is more
interesting or complicated than he/she/it seems
göründüğü
gibi değil
 Do you think there's more to their
relationship than meets the eye?
turn
a blind eye (to sth)
to pretend not to
notice sth bad is happening so that you do not have to do anything about it
göz
yummak
with
your eyes open
knowing what you are
doing
bile
bile
 You went into the new job with your eyes
open, so you can't complain now.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	eye
IPA	/aɪ / noun [countable]
Back	göz
Back 2	eye (noun) /aɪ / noun [countable] 1 one of the two organs of your body that you use to see with göz She opened/closed her eyes. He is blind in one eye. He's got blue eyes. to make eye contact with somebody look at BLACK EYE When you close both eyes and open them again quickly you blink. If you do this with only one eye, you wink. People with poor eyesight usually wear glasses or use contact lenses. 2 the ability to see sth görme yeteneği He has sharp eyes. She has an eye for detail. 3 the hole at one end of a needle that the thread goes through (iğne) delik IDIOMS as far as the eye can see to the furthest place you can see göz alabildiğine be up to your eyes in sth (informal) to have more of sth than you can easily do or manage işi başından aşkın olmak I can't come out with you tonight – I'm up to my eyes in work. before sb's very eyes in front of sb so that they can clearly see what is happening gözü önünde cast an eye/your eye(s) over sb/sth to look at sb/sth quickly göz atmak catch sb's attention/eye to make sb notice sth dikkatini çekmek I tried to catch the waiter's eye so that I could get the bill. cry your eyes out to cry a lot for a long time ağlamaktan gözleri şişmek an eye for an eye used to say that you should punish sb by doing to them what they have done to sb else göze göz dişe diş have (got) your eye on sb to watch sb carefully to make sure that they do nothing wrong gözü üzerinde olmak have (got) your eye on sth to be thinking about buying sth bir şeyde gözü olmak I've got my eye on a suit that I saw in the sales. in the eyes of sb/in sb's eyes in the opinion of sb gözünde She was still a child in her mother's eyes. in the public eye often appearing on TV, in magazines, etc. halkın gözü önünde Most famous actors get fed up with living in the public eye. keep an eye on sb/sth to make sure that sb/sth is safe; to look after sb/sth göz kulak olmak Please could you keep an eye on the house while we're away? keep an eye open/out (for sb/sth) to watch or look out for sb/sth bakmak, bakınmak I've lost my ring – could you keep an eye out for it? keep your eyes peeled/skinned (for sb/sth) to watch carefully for sb/sth tetikte olmak Keep your eyes peeled for the turning to the village. look sb in the eye to look straight at sb without feeling embarrassed or afraid gözünün içine bakmak the naked eye the normal power of your eyes without the help of glasses, a machine, etc. çıplak göz Bacteria are too small to be seen with the naked eye. not bat an eyelid; (US) not bat an eye to show no surprise or embarrassment when sth unusual happens kılını kıpırdatmamak, renk vermemek see eye to eye (with sb) to agree with sb; to have the same opinion as sb anlaşmak, aynı fikirde olmak We don't always see eye to eye on political matters. set eyes on sb/sth to see sb/sth görmek, fark etmek He loved the house the moment he set eyes on it. there is more to sb/sth than meets the eye sb/sth is more interesting or complicated than he/she/it seems göründüğü gibi değil Do you think there's more to their relationship than meets the eye? turn a blind eye (to sth) to pretend not to notice sth bad is happening so that you do not have to do anything about it göz yummak with your eyes open knowing what you are doing bile bile You went into the new job with your eyes open, so you can't complain now.

Eye Sb/Sth Sb Göz Sth Olmak Make I

eye (noun)