Eagle Eye Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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eagle eye What does eagle eye mean?	an eye with sharp visual powers	The woman watched her young child with an eagle eye.
eagle eye What does eagle eye mean?	an intently watchful eye	The boy has an eagle eye and he never misses anything.
eagle eye What does eagle eye mean?	a very careful watchful eye (like the eye of an eagle)	The woman has an eagle eye and she never misses a thing.
eagle eye What does eagle eye mean?	an intently watchful eye	The boy has an eagle eye and he never misses anything.
eagle eye What does eagle eye mean?	an eye with sharp visual powers	The woman watched her young child with an eagle eye.
eagle eye What does eagle eye mean?	a very careful watchful eye (like the eye of an eagle)	The woman has an eagle eye and she never misses anything.
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musical chairs What does "musical chairs" mean?	the transfer of people in an organization into different jobs - especially each other`s jobs	They seem to be playing musical chairs at the company as people move from one position to another position.
catch (someone) in the act of (doing something) What does "catch (someone) in the act of (doing something)" mean?	to catch someone doing something illegal or private	The police caught the politician in the act of taking money from the business owner.
down one`s alley What does "down one`s alley" mean?	to be suited to one`s tastes and abilities	Computers are down my alley so I am sure that I will be interested in the job.
in point of fact What does "in point of fact" mean?	really, truthfully	In point of fact there were not enough people at the meeting to vote on the proposal.
by way of (something) What does "by way of (something)" mean?	as a substitute for something, as a form/example of something	By way of introduction the man gave everyone his business card.
take (something) on faith What does "take (something) on faith" mean?	to accept or believe something with little or no evidence	I took it on faith that the friend of my boss was an honest person.
hit the pavement What does "hit the pavement" mean?	begin walking

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Eagle Eye Idiom