noun

eye

eye, vision, attention, center

She has beautiful blue eyes.

She has beautiful blue eyes.

Keep an eye on the children.

Keep an eye on the children.

He is in the public eye.

He is in the public eye.

This is the eye of the storm.

This is the eye of the storm.

((a/an/the)) eye the organ of sight She has beautiful blue eyes.

to keep an eye on ((sb./sth.)) to watch or look after (sb./sth.) Keep an eye on the children.

in the public eye well known to the public He is in the public eye.

Synonyms: orb, peeper (slang)

From Old English 'ēage', from Proto-Germanic '*augô'.

The letter 'i' in the middle of the word looks like a person standing between two eyes (the two 'e's).

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