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- {button} cái khuy, cái cúc, cái nút, cái núm, cái bấm, nụ hoa, búp mầm, chú bé phục vụ ở khách sạn boy in buttons) - {eye} mắt, con mắt, lỗ, vòng, thòng lọng, vòng mắt, điểm giữa, sự nhìn, thị giác, cách nhìn, sự đánh giá, sự chú ý, sự theo dõi, sự sáng suốt - {optic} cái vòi - {peeper} người nhìn hé, người nhìn trộm, người tò mò = das Auge (Poesie) {orb}+ = das Auge (Botanik) {bud}+ = das Auge (Würfel,Spielkarte) {pip}+ = das blaue Auge {mouse}+ = das blaue Auge (durch Schlag) {black eye}+ = Auge in Auge {face to face}+ = Auge um Auge {an eye for an eye}+ = das scharfe Auge {long sight}+ = nur fürs Auge {mere windowdressing}+ = im Auge haben {to eye; to have in view}+ = ins Auge sehen {to envisage}+ = ins Auge fassen {to pinpoint}+ = mit bloßem Auge {with the naked eye; with the unaided eye}+ = ins Auge fallen {to catch the eye}+ = ein Auge werfen [auf] {to squint [at]}+ = im Auge behalten {to watch}+ = ein Auge zudrücken {to turn a blind eye; to turn a blind eye on something; to turn a blind eye to someone}+ = ein Auge haben auf {to give an eye to; to have an eye upon}+ = ein Auge zudrücken [bei] {to connive [at]}+ = auf einem Auge blind {blind of one eye}+ = es fiel mir ins Auge {It caught my eye}+ = das ging beinahe ins Auge {that was a close shave}+ = er hat ein blaues Auge {he has a black eye}+ = etwas im Auge behalten {to keep something in mind}+ = Das beleidigt mein Auge. {It offends my eye.}+ = jemanden ins Auge fallen {to strike someone's eye}+ = dem Auge sichtbar machen {to visualize}+ = jemandem ins Auge fallen {to meet someone's eye}+ = er hat kein Auge zugetan {he didn't sleep a wink}+ = jemandem ins Auge springen {to strike someone's eye}+ = er ist ihr ein Dorn im Auge {he is a thorn in her side}+ = ein Auge zudrücken bei etwas {to wink at something}+ = das paßt wie die Faust aufs Auge {it's like trying to put a square peg in a round hole}+ = Ich habe kein Auge zugemacht. {I didn't get a wink of sleep.}+ = auf dem rechten Auge blind sein {to be blind in the right eye}+ = wir wollen den Tatsachen ins Auge sehen {let's face the facts}+ = er ist mit einem blauen Auge davongekommen {he got off cheaply}+
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turn a blind eye — (to (something)) to ignore something. Sometimes a store might sell stolen goods because the owner has turned a blind eye to where they come from … New idioms dictionary
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turn a blind eye — When people turn a blind eye, they deliberately ignore something, especially if people are doing something wrong … The small dictionary of idiomes
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blind — I UK [blaɪnd] / US adjective ** 1) a) unable to see. Some people prefer to use the expression visually impaired Her father is completely blind. Blind and sighted children attend the same school. go blind: The disease made her go blind in one eye … English dictionary
blind — ► ADJECTIVE 1) lacking the power of sight; unable to see. 2) done without being able to see or without necessary information. 3) lacking perception, judgement, or reason. 4) concealed, closed, or blocked off. 5) (of flying) using instruments only … English terms dictionary
