eagle-eyed

eagle eye

n.

1. Keen eyesight.

2. The ability or tendency to observe closely or pay attention to detail: monitors expenses with an eagle eye.

3. One that observes with close attention.

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ea·gle-eyed (-īd′) adj.

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eagle-eyed

adj

having keen or piercing eyesight

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Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

eagle-eyed - capable of seeing to a great distance farseeing, longsighted, keen-sighted farsighted, presbyopic - able to see distant objects clearly

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Translations

eagle-eyed

[ˈiːglˈaɪd] ADJ [person] to be eagle-eyed → tener ojos de lince

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eagle-eyed

adj the eagle-eyed detective → der Detektiv mit seinen Adleraugen

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eagle-eyed

[ˈiːglˈaɪd] adj (person) → dagli occhi di lince

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