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eye

/aɪ/

他動詞[C] 可算名詞
複数形: eyes

The primary sense centers on perception and observation. Beyond the physical organ, it carries a strong connotation of attention, scrutiny, and consciousness. When used as a noun for sight, it often symbolizes truth or transparency (e.g., "in the eye of the beholder"). As a verb, it shifts from passive seeing to active evaluation. It implies a level of desire, suspicion, or intense curiosity. To "eye" something is not merely to look at it, but to measure it or judge its value. In its metaphorical sense as an opening (like a needle), the word evokes precision and a focal point. This usage emphasizes a narrow passage that requires accuracy to navigate.

意味

名詞

The organ of sight in humans and animals.

"She looked him straight in the eye."

名詞

A small, central hole or opening, such as that in a needle.

"It is difficult to thread the needle's eye."

他動詞

To look at someone or something closely or with interest.

"The cat eyed the fish on the counter."

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