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noun(coll.)* * *ˈeye·fulnto get an \eyeful of dust/soapy water Staub/Seifenlauge ins Auge bekommenshe's quite an \eyeful sie sieht toll aus fam* * *['aɪfʊl]nhe got an eyeful of soda water — er bekam Selterswasser ins Auge
she's quite an eyeful (inf) — sie hat allerhand zu bieten (inf)
I opened the bathroom door and got quite an eyeful — ich öffnete die Badezimmertür und sah allerhand (inf)
* * *eyeful [ˈaıfʊl] s umg1. toller Anblick:get an eyeful was zu sehen bekommen;get an eyeful of this! sieh dir das mal an!2. tolle Frau:she’s quite an eyeful sie hat eine Menge zu bieten* * *noun(coll.)get an eyeful [of something] — einiges [von etwas] zu sehen bekommen
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'eye·ful nto get an \eyeful of dust/ soapy water Staub/Seifenlauge ins Auge bekommenPHRASES:she's quite an \eyeful sie sieht toll aus ( fam)we should have got an \eyeful of the contract wir hätten uns den Vertrag einmal ansehen sollen
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get an eyeful — informal to clearly see someone or something that is surprising. Ed got an eyeful on the beach when a woman took her top off right in front of him. Get an eyeful of this! (= Look at this) I bet you ve never seen so much money in one place before … New idioms dictionary
get an eyeful (of something) — informal phrase to look at something surprising or shocking Thesaurus: general words meaning to look or not looksynonym to look at someone in a particular wayhyponym Main entry: eyeful * * * have/get an eyeful (of s … Useful english dictionary
Get an eyeful of — look at … Dictionary of Australian slang
get an eyeful of — Australian Slang look at … English dialects glossary
eyeful — UK [ˈaɪˌfʊl] / US noun [countable] Word forms eyeful : singular eyeful plural eyefuls 1) an amount of something that has got into your eye an eyeful of dust 2) informal an attractive person or thing • get an eyeful (of something) informal to look … English dictionary
eyeful — [[t]a͟ɪfʊl[/t]] eyefuls N COUNT: usu sing, oft N of n If you get an eyeful of something, especially of something that you would not normally see, you are able to get a good look at it. [INFORMAL] Then she bent over and gave him an eyeful of her… … English dictionary
eyeful — eye|ful [ˈaıful] n 1.) an eyeful informal a) if you get an eyeful of something interesting or shocking, you see it b) old fashioned something or someone, especially a woman, who is very attractive to look at 2.) an amount of liquid, dust, or sand … Dictionary of contemporary English
eyeful — eye|ful [ aı,ful ] noun count 1. ) an amount of something that has gotten into your eye: an eyeful of dust 2. ) INFORMAL an attractive person or thing get an eyeful (of something) INFORMAL to look at something surprising or shocking … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
eyeful — noun (C) 1 an amount of liquid, dust, or sand that has got into someone s eye 2 slang something or someone, especially a woman, who is very attractive to look at: She s quite an eyeful! 3 get an eyeful of this/that! spoken especially BrE used to… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
eyeful — Noun. A good long look. E.g. Get an eyeful of that idiot on the dancefloor. Informal … English slang and colloquialisms
eyeful — eye•ful [[t]ˈaɪ fʊl[/t]] n. pl. fuls 1) a thorough view: to get an eyeful of city life[/ex] 2) inf Informal. a very good looking person 3) an amount of foreign matter cast into the eye • Etymology: 1825–35 … From formal English to slang